Q. I was given two plants, each in a pot 4 1/2 inches deep and 6 inches in diameter. One plant is Allium tuberosum, or garlic chives. The other is Tulbaghia violacea, or society garlic. Are these ...

You’re reading this article close to Valentine’s Day — appropriate, I think, because Society Garlic is one of those plants most would use the word “love” to describe. As in “love it from afar” or ...

Q: A friend of mine gave me a few small bulbs of what she called society garlic. I planted them earlier this spring in a sunny, dry spot and they made a few leaves but have not flowered. I read on the ...

I love it when people give me plants from their gardens. I take them home, plant them immediately, and talk ever-so sweetly to them. I really love it when I can keep them alive. And I really, really ...

A: Society Garlic is indeed in bloom and has been for a few weeks across the Treasure Coast. It is used in the medians of some of our busy roads and for beds in water-conscious landscapes. This plant ...

If you’re a daffodil lover, you may have wondered about the flower’s famous trumpeting, cupped receptacle. It’s called a corona — and botanists are confounded, too, as to its function. However, the ...

If you're growing vegetables in your backyard, perhaps it's time to up your game and include something spicy in your harvest from the allium clan of edible bulbs and leaves. All of the following ...

The plant: You’re reading this article during Valentine’s week — appropriate, I think, because society garlic is one of those plants most would use the word “love” to describe. As in “love it from ...

If you’re a daffodil lover, you may have wondered about the flower’s famous trumpeting, cupped receptacle. It’s called a corona — and botanists are confounded, too, as to its function. However, the ...

The famous trumpeting, cupped receptacle on daffodils is called a corona, and botanists are confounded as to its function. However, the presence of the corona does assist us in explaining why daffodil ...

The famous trumpeting, cupped receptacle on daffodils is called a corona, and botanists are confounded as to its function. However, the presence of the corona does assist us in explaining why daffodil ...