@shutterbug49@eudora@olivetreeann@lesip@randystreat@dutchothotmailcom@scoobylou@ludwigsdiana@louannwarren@tunia Thank you all for you nice comments about my photo I did a little research and this is what I found "It's called Society Garlic because Dutch settlers to South Africa thought it was a more polite spice to use for flavoring dishes than true garlic particularly for social events. Society Garlic is so called because its mild garlic flavor does not stay on the breath, so eating it is not offensive to other people." That all seems to make sense and the flower really doesn't smell like garlic but the stems do when crushed.
