Hookers Onion

SENĆOŦEN: KEXIEĆ
Latin: Allium acuminatum

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Description: The flowers are whitish to rosy-purple that grow upright in a round cluster of several blossoms. They stand on a firm 10-30 cm stalk. The leaves are long and narrow that wither once the herb is in bloom. It gives a onion-like scent.

Harvest and Sustainability: KEXIEĆ grows in sunny, well-drained sites. This plant is relatively rare so treat with respect.

Uses: The flowers can be used as a garnish.

The blub and leaves can be eaten raw or cooked. The leaves are often used as a relish.

Seeds are cooked in ash and eaten like sesame seeds.

The bulb can be rubbed on skin as a insect repellent.