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three-cornered leek

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Noun1.three-cornered leek - European leek naturalized in Great Britainthree-cornered leek - European leek naturalized in Great Britain; leaves are triangular
Allium triquetrum, triquetrous leek
alliaceous plant - bulbous plants having a characteristic pungent onion odor
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Bats may be at risk from flooding, but could benefit from warmer weather, while alien plant species such as the three-cornered leek, Bermuda buttercup and Hottentot fig could spread inland from their coastal position.
WINNERS AND LOSERS AS ANIMALS BATTLE TO ADAPT by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Trees in the wooded Coombe remain wintry, but ferny tracks connecting isolated cottages are edged with primrose, wild arum, spiky montbretia and three-cornered leek, all overlooked by the towering arsenic flue.
Country diary by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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