Fluffy Cloud, it's really nice to have someone who can empathise Do you have any mixed with other plants? I'm wondering if I'll buy one of those Fiskars weeders so I can try to pluck them out that way now that I'm getting them thinned out. How long have you been trying to get rid of yours?
Cwoodward, we're going to have to go away unexpectedly but I've done a quick check on line and amazon sells bulbs
50 Wild Garlic bulbs, Ransoms, Allium Ursinum Free UK P&P
I didn't really check any further but it does look like you can readily get them. I think it may be quicker than to wait for us to get back.
Thanks CharleyD I look on amazon, I'm not planting in the ground ,putting them into pots of lilly bulbs to try and stop the lilly beetles eating my lillies it's an experiment to save the lillies (fingers crossed.)
I have wild garlic and am happy to send you plants. Do PM me. I enjoy having it in my garden, and, it makes lovely pesto, milder than the real garlic. I make it in the spring and freeze it. It is delicious in stir frys and the young leaves are lovely in salads. The white flowers are a welcome sight in early spring too. Don't worry, it will not destroy your hedge plants and is shallow rooted so you do not need a Fiskars tool to remove it.
To each his own eh? One persons "weed" is anothers' joy
Hi Nut, as dove says I use the young leaves.The bulbs are good chopped up with the leaves and flowers tossed in warm veggies and drizzled with olive oil....yum, yum
Hi Nut, as Dove says, I use the young leaves. The bulbs,leaves and flowers are good to chopped and tossed in warm veg. drizzled in olive oil, YUM
Thanks jatnik. I have plenty to experiment with. For years the clump didn't enlarge at all, it was growing through Ivy and all sorts of weeds. One winter I took a mower and cleared the top growth. Then it got away
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Like CharleyD I've been constantly digging up wild garlic bulbs. Do take extra care when you are planting these in your garden.
Fluffy Cloud, it's really nice to have someone who can empathise
Do you have any mixed with other plants? I'm wondering if I'll buy one of those Fiskars weeders so I can try to pluck them out that way now that I'm getting them thinned out. How long have you been trying to get rid of yours?
Cwoodward, we're going to have to go away unexpectedly but I've done a quick check on line and amazon sells bulbs
50 Wild Garlic bulbs, Ransoms, Allium Ursinum Free UK P&P
I didn't really check any further but it does look like you can readily get them. I think it may be quicker than to wait for us to get back.
mm wild garlic pesto...
I'll be making that tomorrow
I have wild garlic and am happy to send you plants. Do PM me. I enjoy having it in my garden, and, it makes lovely pesto, milder than the real garlic. I make it in the spring and freeze it. It is delicious in stir frys and the young leaves are lovely in salads. The white flowers are a welcome sight in early spring too. Don't worry, it will not destroy your hedge plants and is shallow rooted so you do not need a Fiskars tool to remove it.
To each his own eh? One persons "weed" is anothers' joy
artjak and jatnik
Do you use the leaves or the bulbs to make the pesto?
In the sticks near Peterborough
Nut, I would use the leaves
or have done so in the past - hopefully I'll be able to make it again next year 
Also fabulous with goat cheese
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
I'll have to try that Dove, thanks
In the sticks near Peterborough
Hi Nut, as dove says I use the young leaves.The bulbs are good chopped up with the leaves and flowers tossed in warm veggies and drizzled with olive oil....yum, yum
Hi Nut, as Dove says, I use the young leaves. The bulbs,leaves and flowers are good to chopped and tossed in warm veg. drizzled in olive oil, YUM
Thanks jatnik. I have plenty to experiment with. For years the clump didn't enlarge at all, it was growing through Ivy and all sorts of weeds. One winter I took a mower and cleared the top growth. Then it got away
In the sticks near Peterborough