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(First upload on July 2 2016. Last on October 13 2022) [ 日本語 | English ]

Allium L. (ネギ) O-ohananira (オオハナニラ, 大花韮), garlic chives Lifeform: perennial forb ≈ 1.5 m tall Distribution: naturally found in central and southwestern Asia (Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan) Habitat: sunny sites, escaped from gardening (in the case of Japan)

cv globemaster: short (< 80 cm), producing big, deep violet umbels (15–20 cm in diameter) Flower: late spring - early summer Synonyms: Allium procerum Trautv. ex Regel

Allium giganteum in Hokkaido

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[1] under street trees near the South Gate of Hokkaido University on June 1 2016. [2-4] under a street tree at N28/W2, East Ward, Sapporo, on May 30 2016.

Allium hollandicum R. M. Fritsch transplanted in Sapporo

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Orandaninniku (オランダニンニク*, 阿蘭陀大蒜), Persian onion or Dutch garlic Lifeform: bulbous, perennial forb Distribution: Iran - Kyrgyzstan

Use: ornamental Synonyms: Allium aflatunense Hort. × A. macleanii, prob.

Cultivars: A. hollandicum R. M. Fritsch × A. karataviense Regel cv. purple sensation

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[1-3] within a small flower garden under a stree tree in N26/E2, East Ward, Sapporo, on May 20 2022.