Martha Stewart Living, June 2005
With petite flowers dangling from high-reaching stems, Nectaroscordum siculum stretches out like a long afternoon. Plant the spring-flowering bulbs (relatives of ornamental onions) in the fall in well-drained soil where they'll get full sun. They will come back every year -- and often even multiply. Indoors, gather stems of different lengths in a tall vessel; they'll stand as loftily as they do in the garden.
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