⚠Invasive?

May be invasive in some regions. Click to learn more →

Photo: Ángel Fernández Cancio, CC BY-NC

A bulbous perennial with thin, grass-like foliage and small pink or white flowers in clusters. Often considered invasive in lawns and pastures, it spreads via bulbils and seeds.

Companion Planting

Plants well with

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wild carrot

Daucus carota

Wild garlic's sulfur compounds repel carrot rust flies and other root-maggot pests that damage carrots.

Anecdotal

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