#Bearsgarlic or #Arum?
Very young arum leaves lack the typical spots and barbs at the base of the stem, which is why they are sometimes confused with wild garlic. But they're easily to distinguish: Arum show an irregular veining! #Wildgarlic has parallel leaf veins.

#Bearsgarlic or #Autumncrocus?
Tha latter grow without a stem from a rosette in the ground and also often enclose a large, green fruit capsule. Unlike #wildgarlic leaves, they are almost stiff and shiny on both sides - the underside of bear's garlic leaves is rather dull.

Is it really #bearsgarlic?🥬
Attention, danger of poisoning! Please only collect what you can safely identify. This week we show you how you can reliably distinguish lily of the valley, autumn crocus, Jack-in-the-pulpit and Solomon's seal from bear’s garlic. Tip 1: 
"Only bear's garlic smells like garlic!" ❗ BUT: If you have already collected and crushed a few leaves of wild garlic, your fingers smell very strongly and make reliable identification by smell no longer possible.