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Tulbaghia violacea, commonly known as "dahlia" or "flowering garlic," is a type of bulbous plant. This plant is popular in gardening and landscape design, especially for its beautiful flowers and faint garlic-like scent. Here is general information about Tulbaghia violacea:
Appearance and Features:
- Its leaves may be long and narrow, and its flowers may be small and tubular.
- The flowers are pink-purple in color and make the appearance of the plant very attractive during the flowering period.
- It has a bulbous structure
Origin and Distribution:
Tulbaghia violacea is a plant originating from South Africa. However, it can be grown in warm climates and under suitable conditions.
Usage areas:
Landscape Design:
- Dahlia is used as an ornamental plant in gardens and parks. It attracts attention with its colorful appearance, especially during the flowering period.
- Potted Plant: Tulbaghia violacea can be preferred as a durable plant that can be grown in pots.
Care and Cultivation:
- It is a sun-loving plant and should be grown in well-drained soil.
- Care should be taken regarding watering; Overwatering can cause plant root rot.
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Bulbs are usually planted in autumn.
- Smell and Features:
Tulbaghia violacea has a slight garlic odor, but it is usually not very noticeable. Therefore, it does not disturb the environment when used in gardens.