Family: Amaryllidaceae Scientific name: Allium triquetrum Description: Plant Form: Small perennial bulb herb. Size: 18-50 cm tall. Stem: Three-cornered, green and smooth, only flowering stems. Leaves: Tuft of fleshy, flat, strap like blades from ground, grass like in appearance. Flowers: Drooping, bell shaped, white, cluster on top of stem, with green midpetal ribs inside. Fruit and Seeds: In white papery bracts, green capsules in clusters with black oblong seeds. Habitat: Woodland, roadsides, old gardens, parks, riverbanks. Distinguishing Features: Three-cornered stem is distinctive, and strong garlic smell. Impacts: Outcompetes native species, can taint milk and meat.