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I had a nice patch of Allium caeruleum that bloomed well this year but many of the flower heads were misshapen. A lot of them had little bulbils that formed amongst the florets and pushed them aside causing ugly shapes. A few even had secondary flowering sprouts coming out of the flower head, like maybe a bulbil sprouted. Is here anything I can do culturally to get a more uniform round shape out of these?
This has been an odd year for alliums in general, and I would suspect the unusual flowering would be related to the weather. Lots of people are seeing bulbils setting on garlic stalks and I have leeks that are reproducing three ways. It's like the plants are taking advantage of the wet weather pattern to do more vegetative reproduction.
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