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Two Allium fistulosum inflorescences with white flowers in sunlight
Allium fistulosum (Welsh Onion)

Native to China it has a long history of cultivation and culinary significance in Asian cuisine. The flavor of the plant is milder than that of regular onions. Cultivated between 5,200 and 8,900 feet in Colombia where photographed. Photographed in Cundinamarca, Colombia.

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Early-stage inflorescence of Allium fistulosum with tightly packed, pale green florets beginning to bloom, surrounded by a translucent papery bract at the top of the stalk
Close-up of a developing inflorescence of Allium fistulosum with emerging white flowers and yellow-tipped stamens, surrounded by green cylindrical stalks and garden soil
Compact inflorescence of Allium fistulosum with numerous tightly packed yellow-green flower buds and emerging white filaments, partially surrounded by a papery bract
Fully emerged inflorescence of Allium fistulosum displaying a dense spherical cluster of white florets with prominent yellow anthers, surrounded by green stalks and foliage
A white Allium fistulosum flower spike with yellow anthers

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