Steeped in folklore relating to the Devil, rural tricksters, and spring protection, ‘Poor Man’s Garlic’ is associated with the pungent, garlicky smell that intensifies at dusk, it was historically linked to "the Devil's breath," marking it as a plant of protection against, or a sign of, mischief.

Known as "Devil-by-the-Hedge," the plant's odor was said to indicate the Devil on the prowl at dusk, warning children to return home.

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