| Bear's Garlic | |
| Allium ursinum | My experiences / remark to this entry: (EMail) |
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| Größe: | 10 bis 40 cm |
| Blütenform: | 5 blättrig; Dolde |
| Blattform: | glatt, spitz |
| Beschreibung: | Aufrechter Stengel, unverzweigt. Längliche spitz zulaufende Blätter, gestielt.Vielblütige trugdolde. Knoblauchartiger Duft. |
| Standort: | Laubwälder, Auwälder, meist in grosser Zahl anzutreffen. |
| Pflanzanleitung: | feucht, nährstofreiche Erde |
| Inhalt: | Schwefelhaltige ätherische Öle, Vitamin C, Mineralstoffe |
| Zeigerwert N: | 8 (8-9 bedeutet Stickstoffanzeiger) |
summary from an email of the mailing list: Schildifutter - Mailingsliste
from Sabine Willig
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Bear's Garlic, which belongs to the botanical family of lilies, grows in most woods. It is an extremely healthy plant for humans as well as for animals and you can mainly recognise it by its strong garlic odour.
It is commonly known as wild garlic.
Where it is found, it appears in masses, so a search is worth while.
My torts eat the leaves as well as the flowers
<< translated by: Rachel Butner and Marion Minch
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