SagebudMediterranean Onion (Allium Paniculatum)
Allium Paniculatum, or more commonly know as Mediterranean Onion, is a forb/herb (a forb/herb is a non-woody plant that is not a grass) of the genus Allium. Its duration is perennial which means it will grow year after year. Allium Paniculatum or Mediterranean Onion‘s floral region is North America US Lower 48, specifically in the state of California.
Mediterranean Onion (Allium Paniculatum) Information
Mediterranean Onion (Allium Paniculatum) Tags
Allium, Forb/herb, Liliaceae, Liliales, Liliopsida, Magnoliophyta, Monocot, PerennialRelated Plants
- Burlew’s Onion (Allium Burlewii)
- Jeweled Onion (Allium Serra)
- Munz’s Onion (Allium Munzii)
- Papery Onion (Allium Membranaceum)
- Pitted Onion (Allium Lacunosum)
- Jepson’s Onion (Allium Jepsonii)
- Howell’s Onion (Allium Howellii)
- Beegum Onion (Allium Hoffmanii)
- Redskin Onion (Allium Haematochiton)
- Fringed Onion (Allium Fimbriatum)
- Serpentine Onion (Allium Diabolense)
- Toothed Onion (Allium Denticulatum)
- Crinkled Onion (Allium Crispum)
- Cascade Onion (Allium Cratericola)
- Yosemite Onion (Allium Yosemitense)
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