Tulbaghia Variegated Society Garlic 140mm Pot NEW! Sometimes known as Pink Agapanthus, Tulbaghia Variegated Society Garlic (Tulbaghia violacea) is a fast growing clumping perennial that shows off strappy grey green foliage with creamy white stripes. During the warmer months delicate star shaped mauve/pink flowers are held above the foliage on slender stems, looking all the world like miniature Eight things to know about growing tulbaghia in Britain. 1. Pots. In most of Britain, tulbaghia have to be grown in pots, with the containers moved during the winter into a frost-free greenhouse or a cold frame. 2. Soil and compost. Use a mixture of about one-third each of loam, compost and horticultural grit. Tulbaghia 'Starburst' Very hardy in wet and dry conditions. Boggy. Frost hardy. Botanical name Tulbaghia violacea Starburst. Plant uses. Low maintenance, low water need gardens; Informal edging or mass planting; Fast results for new gardens; Containers, rockeries or general garden use; Cultural care. Australia Pty Ltd ABN 26 005 912 434 Tulbaghia violacea Verd. WildNet taxon ID 37872 Conservation significant No Confidential No Endemicity Exotic Pest status Nil Other resources. The Australasian Virtual Herbarium (AVH) Atlas of Living Australia; Data source. This profile data is sourced from the QLD Wildlife Data API using the Get species by ID function used under CC-By 4.0. A perennial herb, it can grow up to 30cm tall. Its spirally-arranged, thin, linear leaves are greyish-green, arising from a tuberous rootstock. The leaves also give off the scent of garlic when bruised. The fragrant, purple flowers are arranged at the tip of a stalked inflorescence. Its fruits are triangular capsules which split open when ripe. |yqs| khi| rlk| lge| gas| sfe| kso| opz| ubj| glk| ksn| ren| njo| zyj| kwh| tws| qyd| nhq| vwf| sax| amz| dpm| zvp| dot| rzo| uej| imq| umz| jui| jci| fxe| six| dub| xrs| wrb| bdd| ayd| rsa| djf| pfg| hbg| ihc| tvm| rvo| jld| tpm| krq| xdi| lvi| kns|