Naturally, the next question to ask is what turf-hugging plants you should spend your gardening budget on. And the answer to ...

You’re reading this article close to Valentine’s Day — appropriate, I think, because Society Garlic is one of those plants most would use the word “love” to describe. As in “love it ...

Plant where it will have room to spread ... The charming flowers, stems and leaves of society garlic can be used similarly to onion or garlic chives.(Daniel Cunningham / Special Contributor ...

I want to plant some easy to grow plants that have lavender or purple flowers. I’ve narrowed it down to Society Garlic or Sea Lavender but can’t decide which one would be best. Any thoughts?

I’ve been gifted many plants over the years. One of the best growing plants I have ever received is Society Garlic (Tulbaghia violacea). Society Garlic is a perennial that grows in clumps with ...

There are, of course, non-daffodil bulbs for your garden. In Southern California, the most earnest flowering bulb plant is society garlic (Tulbaghia violacea), which may be planted from containers ...

The plant genus Tulbaghia and Society Garlic, named for Ryk Tulbagh, governor of the Cape of Good Hope from 1751 to 1771, are native to South Africa. It is an herbaceous perennial with thin ...

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They also feature seasonal flowers and require little pruning. In addition, sword plants vary from the 10-inch-tall society garlic to the 20-foot spineless bayonet. And while foliage colors are ...

The plant: You’re reading this article during Valentine’s week — appropriate, I think, because society garlic is one of those plants most would use the word “love” to describe.