Gamma selves of Allium
Blue Globe Onion
365 γ1 Blue Globe Onion
Yellow Garlic
366 γ1 Yellow Garlic
Sicilian honey garlic
367 γ1 Sicilian honey garlic
Bear’s Garlic
368 γ2 Bear’s Garlic
Rosy Garlic
369 γ2 Rosy Garlic
Nodding Onion
370 γ2 Nodding Onion
Zebdani Onion
371 γ2 Zebdani Onion
Cupani’s Onion
372 γ2 Cupani’s Onion
Slim Onion
373 γ2 Slim Onion
Wild Leek
374 γ3 Wild Leek
Welsh onion
375 γ3 Welsh onion
Garlic Chives
376 γ3 Garlic Chives
Chive
377 γ3 Chive
Sand Leek
378 γ3 Sand Leek
Golden Garlic
379 γ3 Golden Garlic
Persian Onion
380 γ4 Persian Onion
Star of Persia
381 γ4 Star of Persia
Giant Onion
382 γ4 Giant Onion
Tumbleweed onion
383 γ4 Tumbleweed onion
Nevsky’s onion
384 γ4 Nevsky’s onion
Karatavsky onion
385 γ4 Karatavsky onion
Dark purple Onion
386 γ4 Dark purple Onion
Black garlic
387 γ4 Black garlic
Drumstick allium
388 γ4 Drumstick allium
German Garlic
389 γ4 German Garlic
Mountain Garlic
390 γ4 Mountain Garlic

Where Allium escapes expectation through unusual form, shifting taxonomy, and ornamental excess. These are the species and hybrids that blur boundaries between wildness and design, revealing the genus at its most experimental, expressive, and botanically unpredictable.

Where Allium expresses its untamed ecological intelligence through meadow species, woodland dwellers, and rocky-slope survivors. These are the alliums of pollinators, soils, and seasonal resilience, plants whose quiet beauty and functional chemistry remain deeply rooted in place and landscape.

Where flavor meets folklore, these Allium species are the backbone of culinary traditions across the globe. From the pungent bite of garlic chives to the subtle sweetness of leeks, they have shaped cuisines, preserved health, and inspired myth.

Where geometry meets grandeur, these Allium species are cultivated for their dramatic floral architecture. These plants rise like fireworks from the soil, their globe-shaped blooms catching light and attention.

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