Hooker’s Onion

Hooker's onion is common and widespread in Utah. Occuring in the open sagebrush foothills and valleys of Utah, often on rocky sloops. Native American tribes used Hooker's onion as a food source. This species grows from an underground bulb which typically produces 2 to 3 cylindrical leaves which only last a short time, disappearing once flowering.

• Height:  4" to 12"
• Elevation: 4,500' to 8,800'
• Bloom-time: April to June

Where to Find Them

The below list of places are great places to possibly see the Hooker’s onion.

• The Wild Rose Trail

Useful Links:

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• Tapertip Onion