Meadow Garlic Vintage Among the Agastache family

Among the Agastache family

Attracts butterflies

well-draining soil

Height: 3’-6’Spread: 1’-3’Bloom: August-NovemberLight: Part Shade-Dappled ShadeWater: LowZone: 8-11Origin: Texas

While its dark blue fruits may create a little litter for us in late summer

Meadow Garlic Vintage Among the Agastache familyAllium canadense Common names also include Wild Garlic, Wild Onion, Canadian Meadow Garlic, Canada Onion. Meadow Garlic grows in clusters with grass like leaves and flower stalks which reach 8 12 inches. In the summer, the stem is topped with a cluster of white or pink star shaped flowers. The bulb is edible and can be used the same as domesticated onion. The leaves may be chopped and used similarly to chives. Allium canadense grows in the eastern