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AlliumNewest Review: ... you do so by mistake not picking and eating at prime time. But the aim of Alliums you grow in your flower garden is to let them flower. The colours of the allium flowers range from red, blues, purples, yellow and whites. Some are almost metallic and shine in the sun. Growing alliums is easy . An allium grows from a bulb or from seed. Both of which are available from off and online garden ... more |
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by - written on 09/07/08 (Very useful, 104 readings)
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Allium is the name of the onion genus in the Alliaceae family. Onions, leeks, chives garlic are grown for culinary purposes; I grow all of these and have written reviews on them in the individual categories. There are many Alliums grown in the flower garden too, Allium christophii, Allium cowanii and many others. To see a good range of Alliums go to http://www.broadleighbulbs.co.uk/plantlistpages/allium.htm. It is unlikely that you will let the Alliums you grow to eat flower unless you do so by mistake not picking and eating at prime time. But the aim of Alliums you grow in your flower garden is to let them flower. The colours of the allium flowers range from ... Read the complete review
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