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Posted on June 16, 2020

This is the profile for the plant – Asphodelus aestivus / Summer Asphodel / Berwieq. Each plant profile in the database contains nomenclature info, botanical data. This has grown – quite literally – into one of our favorite plants. Much like an Eremurus or Foxtail Lily in effect as it gets long basal strappy leaves and a 4′-6′ tall. (syn: Asphodelus microcarpus) Asphodelus aestivus is an amazing summer- dormant lily relative that ranges from North Africa to Turkey. The evergreen, basal .

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Asphodelus is a genus of about 20 species in the Asphodelaceae family. Many have a small rhizomatous crown and thick, fleshy roots.

Asphodelus acaulis forms basal rosettes of narrow, succulent leaves and produces peach-pink flowers in early spring on short stems. It is the only low-growing member of the genus and is native to the mountains of Algeria and Morocco. The pictured plants in the first photo by Jane McGary are aetivus in a bulb frame in Oregon, kept dry in summer.

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Propagation is by seed or division of the dormant crowns; the older crowns may die after flowering. Photos were taken by John Lonsdale. Plants are rather showy in bloom and occasionally harvested as cut flowers by day trippers. Because of this it is called the ‘common asphodel’.

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Taxonomy of this species is rather convoluted as evident by the synonyms which are still being used today. First photo shows habitat by Angelo Porcelli.

Asphodelus albusalso native to the Mediterranean, has starry white flowers with brown stripes down the arstivus of the tepals. PBS list member Jane McGary cautions that it can look messy when it goes dormant in late summer and recommends deadheading it so it will look better and to prevent enthusiastic self-seeding.

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She states mature plants are very easy to divide when dormant, and seedlings flower in apshodelus second or third year. Predators do not seem to touch it.

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The first photo from Max Withers of it in flower in the San Francisco ashpodelus area, where it thrives. The second photo from Hans Joschko. The last three photos were taken by Mary Sue Ittner showing a bud, flowers, and fruit. Afstivus fistulosus has smaller flowers with wider petals, similarly striped. Also native to the Mediterranean, and weedy in other Mediterranean climates including California, though the tag on these plants, in the Orto Botanico in Rome, indicated that it is redlisted in Lazio.

Photo by Max Withers.

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