We don't want your stinking onions.
The project aims to remove the non-native species and allow bluebells to grow
More than 10,000 allium triquetrums, better known as stinking onions, have been removed from woods in Guernsey in 2023.
The removal in Bluebell Woods has been part of a project headed by the Guernsey Conservation Volunteers (GCV) to remove the non-native species and allow bluebells to grow.
The onions have dominated the woods in St Peter Port, destroying the bluebells and turning the woods white.
Angela Salmon, GCV operations director, said the onions needed to be removed if the bluebells were to thrive.
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