Allium ampeloprasum
23 years ago
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I have been growing this plant for culinary purposes; have had it for 2 yrs, it hasn't flowered but sends offshoots. It is perennial and well suited to a tropical climate, the taste is the same as Allium porrum,which I have great difficulty growing in this climate. If it ever flowers, it would be a worthwhile plant to cultivate from seed.
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