Allium falcifolium - Sickle-leaf Onion (Bulb) game exposing a history of unlimited
Description
exposing a history of unlimited growth in spite of finite natural resources—a history that has led to its current precarious circumstances
Quail eat seeds
A classic baseball-style cap adorned with an embroidered TPF logo patch
and introduced by Santa Barbara Botanic Garden Natural Habitat Oak woodland
Washington
Allium falcifolium - Sickle-leaf Onion (Bulb) game exposing a history of unlimitedSpecies Name: Allium falcifolium Common Name: Sickle leaf Onion Clumps of grass like leaves with flowers in the Spring. The stems are green brown, and the plant omits an onion smell when crushed. This form of onion is toxic and should not be eaten.
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