Allium Graceful

Needs winter protection in Zones 5 and 6. Plant in full sun. Flower heads reach an incredible 12-18'' in diameter with nearly 100 pink-rose flowers. SHIPS IN FALL Huge firecracker blooms make this a real conversation piece in your garden! This rare allium...

The stems grow up to 30" tall and are very slender and strong. Great for cutting and adding to summer arrangements. SHIPS IN FALL Really a showstopper in the early summer garden, this allium produces flower heads with tightly packed lime-green florets...

The Alliums are easy to grow bulbs in moist or dry soil and are deer and pest resistant. SHIPS IN FALL You will love these tight globe-shaped flowers that are a combination of purple, lavender and pink in your sunny summer garden where the 2' stems mix...

Plant in full sun to partial shade. Blue Drumstick Alliums bloom in the late spring. Excellent cut flower for dried or fresh arrangements. The Blue Drumstick Allium has an outstanding flax-blue color with 1-2'' round flower heads that sit atop 10-18''...

Alliums are easy to grow bulbs that are not bothered by deer or other animal pests. They grow 15-20'' tall in sunny, well-drained garden areas, where they will spread each year. SHIPS IN FALL This mix of three Allium varieties put on a dramatic mid-summer...

Non-stop blooms for up to four months for only pennies a bulb! Spring Rainbow Collection 10 Daffodils-mixed 20 Tulips-mixed 25 Dutch Iris 20 Grape Hyacinths 15 Allium-mixed 15 Crocus-mixed 10 Anemones

Summer Drummer is an ideal addition to the spring blooming perennial border when planted with Foxglove and surrounded by late single tulips. The tallest ornamental allium commands vertical interest as high as 5 feet.

Deer resistant. Blooms in very late spring or early summer. Plant in full sun to partial shade. SHIPS IN FALL Have some fun in your garden with these conversation starters! Reminiscent of a bad hair day, this allium shoots out crazy stems.

They make a dramatic focal point that we guarantee will stop traffic. Few sights are as spectacular as this garden giant. SHIPS IN FALL The Giant Allium has huge flower heads of violet-purple.

Easy to grow and deer resistant. Grows up to 2' high and makes great cut flowers. Azure Allium is one of the few, true blue flowers in the plant kingdom. SHIPS IN FALL Prized for its deep, clear blue flower heads.

Protect from winds. Beautiful white blooms in late spring to early summer! Mont Blanc allium produces flowers of up to 4 inches in diameter on a 3 foot stalks.Beautiful for borders and popping up among shorter flowers.

Bulb size is 20 cm. We recommend planting them with foxglove Pam's Choice, cosmos Choca Mocha and echinacea PowWow Wild Berry. The large 6-inch globes are absolutely stunning in deep purple.

Easy to grow and rare, these alliums produce 5" globes of star-shaped flower heads in purple, white and blue. This is a brilliant mix for the beginner bulb gardener.

Bulbs size is 6 cm. Alliums are perfect for mixed bed in the cottage garden planted with other perennials, and like echinacea Warm Summer and salvia Hot Lips. Blossoms are round and burgundy in color on long stems above the foliage.

Experienced gardeners plant these giant Alliums in groups of several bulbs, set very close together. But in recent years, gardeners have become fascinated with the larger Alliums, particular the giants.

(The word, Allium, means 'onion' in Latin.) Many Allium species are native to Iran, where many tulips also originate, and the edible Alliums have been cultivated and a staple of diets for over 10,000 years.

Bulbs size is 20 cm. They provide color in the garden between the finale of spring bulbs and the summer show of perennial flowers. Excellent as cut flower, planted with other alliums like Gladiator or with spring blooming perennial flowers like lupine...

Bulb size is 20 cm. We recommend planting this variety with the Fordhook Sun perennial collection. The largest blossoms of the ornamental onions, Allium giganteum adds color and structure in perennial flower bed.

Fresh cut or dried, they are a flower arranger's delight. Each huge flower head (up to 6" in diameter) is a globe like cluster of hundreds of tiny, lilac purple flowers. The size and color make this one a real show-stopper in the late June garden and...

After a fabulous foliage display of basal rosettes of chartreuse green, strap-shaped leaves up to 16" long, plants flower prolifically July through September. Plants are deer and rabbit resistant.

They provide color in the garden between the finale of spring bulbs and the summer show of perennial flowers. The large globes glow in hot violet on top of slightly fragrant foliage.

Spray when the adults are flying. They produce two generations each year. Adults are only one-tenth of an inch long. During the larval phase, they can reach a length of one-third of an inch.

Allow the leaves to die down to the ground.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });if you want to prevent rampant spread. Plant the bulbs at a depth of 2 to 4 inches.

This way, the wonderful flower stalks rise up and tower over the other flowers for a wonderful period of bloom. But in recent years, gardeners have become fascinated with the larger Alliums, particular the giants.

This way, the wonderful flower stalks rise up and tower over the other flowers for a wonderful period of bloom. But in recent years, gardeners have become fascinated with the larger Alliums, particular the giants.

Excellent cut flower for fresh and dried bouquets. Only growing up to 12” tall, try this shorter allium variety in pots and window boxes, or add to the front border of the garden.

The bell-shaped flowerheads of this native ornamental onion have a spray-like appearance. Deer Resistant. Plant in a sunny garden border, or add to pots on your patio. Allium Unifolium produces up to 20 long-lasting, pinkish-purple florets per stem.