Egyptian Walking Onion (Allium proliferum) Size:1 gal CPC Occasional stout thorns

Occasional stout thorns

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Ripening Time: Late August

2 removable decorative hangers

its leaves curl and coil into thick vines that overhang

Egyptian Walking Onion (Allium proliferum) Size:1 gal CPC Occasional stout thornsA cross between Allium cepa, the cultivated onion, and Allium fistulosum, the Welsh onion. It gets its common name from the way it walks across the garden. Instead of flowers, this plant produces topsets, a cluster of bulbils, at the top of the stalk where the flowers and seeds would normally be. The stalks eventually flop over from the weight of the bulbils (if not harvested) and replant themselves, thus beginning their walk across the ground.