Allium ×proliferum (Moench) Schrad. ex Willd.
[= Allium cepa]
Annotated by Frank Lomer, 2014.

British Columbia: Okanagan, Osoyoos, east shore of Peanut Pond, west of 89 Street, below residences. Elev. 285 m
49.035° N, 119.47° W,
Datum: Unknown. Coordinate Source: Verbatim from Collector/Sheet.
Sloping sandy shore, well above high water mark, in Opuntia fragilis patch. Plants with smooth, brown-skinned, narrow bulbs in clusters; leaves hollow, inflated; bulbils formed in place of flower heads, some on extended shoots; a garden escape; hybrid between Allium cepa and A. fistulosum; ca. 10 clumps in back of residential homes, on two properties with several other species escaped from gardens.

Frank Lomer 8766, 2014 May 29
UBC, Accession: V241977

Allium cepa L.
Annotated by Frank Lomer, 2013.

British Columbia: Lytton, Thompson River, east side, 100 m northeast of Highway 12 bridge over railroad tracks. Elev. 180 m
50.236° N, 121.579° W,
Datum: Unknown. Coordinate Source: Verbatim from Collector/Sheet.
Shrubby, weedy hillside below residences, dominated by Prunus virginiana. In silty organic soil with Galium aparine, Taraxacum officinale, Tragopogon dubius, Bromus tectorum. Several plants with flower head buds; continued growing after pressing into November; leaves and stem tubular; hollow; plants odorless when rubbed, but smells like an onion when bulb crushed; garden escape – shallot(?)

Frank Lomer 8255, 2013 May 13
UBC, Accession: V240739