fringed onion

Allium fimbriatum

Member of onions (genus Allium)
amaryllis family (family Amaryllidaceae)
monocots (class Liliopsida)
flowering plants (subphylum Angiospermae)

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• flowers 8–12 mm
• dark red-purple to white perianth parts
• Henry Coe

Toxicity of wild garlic, wild onion (Allium spp.):
1 – Skin contact with these plants can cause symptoms ranging from redness, itching, and rash to painful blisters like skin burns.
3 – Ingestion of these plants is expected to cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms that may cause illness but is not life-threatening.

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Chris’s observations: none

Taxon info: iNaturalist – Calflora – CalPhotos – Jepson eFlora – FNA

Bay Area species: iNaturalist – Calflora