Ramson
Allium ursinum
Full description
It has broad basal leaves and a large stalk with a cluster of white flowers which appear from April to June.
Ramson is predominantly a woodland plant. Once established, the plant can propagate vegetatively to cover a significant portion of the woodland floor, providing a dark green carpet and an explosion of colour and smell in late spring. The scent goes as the plants die back, so you are not aware of them the rest of the year. Mixed with Bluebells a woodland planting of Ramson can look spectacular.
Ramsons prefer a fairly neutral soil.
No longer available for this year.