Allium tricoccum Height_3 feet its bright yellow

its bright yellow

it attracts small native bees and offers shelter to beneficial insects within its inflated seed pods

creating a cheerful and distinctive display

Blooming from late summer through frost

it provides cover for small wildlife and nesting material for birds

Allium tricoccum Height_3 feet its bright yellowAllium tricoccum, or ramps, is one of the most beloved wild edibles in North America. It is adored for its bold, unforgettable flavor that combines the sharpness of garlic with the sweetness of onion. Ramps are native to the moist, deciduous forests of the eastern U. S. and Canada, where they emerge in early spring. Their bright green, broad leaves and small white bulbs are harbingers of the changing seasons, drawing foragers and chefs into the woods