Muscari racemosum | Lily Family | Liliaceae |
April-May | Infrequent | Alien |
Description: From 2 to 10 inches tall. Leaves are almost cylindrical. Flowers are blue to violet, sometimes white, in a tight tapering cluster of small ball like flowers, suggesting grapes. Flowers have a sweet aroma, plant is poisonous to cattle. Another species, M. botryoides, is very similar but has flat leavesLocation: Fields, lawns and roadsides
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