Wild Garlic (Allium ursinum) is an iconic wild perennial found in woodlands. Prized for its delicate garlic-flavored leaves and star-shaped white flowers, it's ideal for shady areas of the garden. Easy to grow for a springtime treat. Sow directly in the ground from July to December in cool, rich, and shady soil. The seeds need the winter cold to germinate the following spring. This hardy plant spreads naturally to create a lush, fragrant carpet. A delicious harvest at your fingertips. A treasure of nature. Flower height: 30 cm. Exposure: Shade or partial shade. Sowing depth: 1 cm. Spacing: 20 cm. Sowing months: July, August, September, October, November, December. Flowering and harvest months: April, May, June. The best seeds for a greener planet are from Planète Graines.
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