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Allium cernuum (Nodding Wild Onion)Allium cernuum (Nodding Wild Onion) flowers burst like fireworks in mid summer to give a real show! Its leaf texture, compact shape, and short height lend itself well to a border placement and accents. Legend has it that Chicago was named after the "Wild Onion" or "Wild Garlic", which some say is this species. Sun Exposure Prairie Savanna Soil Conditions Wet Mesic Dry Mesic Height 1 2' Flower Color White to Pink Flower Time July August Frequently

This unique woodland wildflower will fit nicely into any home landscape

It does not emerge from the water until later in the summer

this may be your best bet

this plant stays very neat and compact

Opens late afternoon and blooms into the evening

Scirpus fluviatilis

Pale greenish-white blooms appear in spring but are minor

A wonderful addition to native plant gardens and woodland gardens

as it protects itself from inbreeding

Height 2-3'

Photo 1 By: Katja Schulz Attribution 2

Flower Color Red/Yellow