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Muscari comosum (Synonym:Leopoldia comosa)
-It is the most common of Muscari. -"Comosum" comes from "with nice hair" - the bulbs are famous delicacy
Found everywhere, at low altitudes, rocky terrain, field boundaries, uncultivated lands, forests and meadows, preferring well-drained soils.
Ancient Tips: "The bulbs fit in with cheese, honey, onion and vinegar. If you eat them without them, then they are miserable and bitter".
Spotted on Apr 21, 2017
Submitted on Jul 21, 2017
2 Comments
Yeah, Isn't it?
Gosh, what a BEAUTIFUL flower!! :)