Giant Allium ( Allium giganteum) is the tallest of the large flowering alliums with ball-shaped flowers. The Giant Allium adds a wonderful element to a garden and will even catch the eye of the non-gardeners! These huge flowers blossom the size of softballs with a gorgeous purple color and sway atop sturdy stems in late spring. These add great texture and look great when planted amongst other shorter plants.
Mesmerizing! This truly Blue Allium is unlike anything else in the late spring and early summer garden. These magnificent Blue Allium grow 2-3" in diameter and float 18-24" above the garden. The exotic blooms retain their color for nearly 4 weeks and look splendid when planted among other allium, especially Drumstick!
The Colossal Blooms of these three varieties of Allium will absolutely knock your socks off and impress your friends and family. Allium bulbs are easy to grow, show stopping, late spring/early summer blooming perennial bulbs. There blooms last a long time once the flowers are spent and they have dried they make a stunning addition to dried floral arrangements or dried alone in a simple vase.
Allium sphaerocephalum, also referred to as the 'Drumstick' Allium, blooms in late June, producing 1" diameter flower heads. These wine-colored blooms sway in the wind on top of 24-30" sturdy stems. A magnificent plant with a long bloom time, these Allium add great interest and movement to the garden while also being deer resistant. They look amazing when planted among ornamental grasses and other low-growing perennials!
The Allium aflatunense is one of the most popular and beautiful of all allium species. Its dense flower heads are packed with purple flowers and seem to float above the rest of plants in the garden on sturdy stems. Blooming in late spring, these dramatic flowers are long-lasting and make a nice transistion from the spring to summer garden! Be sure to plant enough to have extra for cutting as they look fantastic in fresh cut bouquets!
This 'Globemaster' Giant Allium truly lives up to its name and is truly a marvel in the garden with its gorgeous purple blooms sometimes reaching 12" in diameter! The mammoth round flowers heads are extremely unique and even hold their petals long after the flower has finished blooming, making it very popular among crafters who use them in dried floral arrangements!
Did you say you're looking for something unique to grow in your spring garden? The 'Hair' Allium is nothing short of extraordinary! Its whispy blooms stand out all around the flowerhead, looking much like strands of hair. The deeper purple center make it truly ornamental and even fun to use in a fresh floral bouquet of differing textures!
This extraordinary allium is a must have for all rock gardens!. Its white to pale pink blooms reach up to 6" in diameter on top of 6-10" tall sturdy stalks and is one of the only allium grown also for its handsome foliage. The leaves of the Allium karataviense are broad and vary in color from gray purple to gray green. Blooming in last spring to early summer, the Ivory Queen will be royalty in your garden or favorite flower pot!
This award-winning variety will truly be the Best of Show in your garden! A cross with the 'Gladiator' Allium, the 'Lucy Ball' Allium blooms are quite large and sit on top of extremely tall, sturdy stems. The dark rosy, lilac blooms are sweetly scented are tightly packed. The soft fragrance of these blooms make this allium widely used in both the landscape and as cutflowers in fresh floral arrangements.
The Mediterranean Bells Allium is truly unique and will definitely catch your garden vistors' attention! Its greenish bell-shaped flowers are flushed with purple and edged in white, hanging in graceful clusters. This bulb is patricularly suited for rock gardens and container growing and naturalizes readily. You will not regret planting this beauty!
Also called "Golden Garlic", the Moly Allium is a golden wonder! This profusely flowering bulb produces mesmerizing yellow blooms on top of foot tall steps. Its gray green foliage is also quite attractive and remains for a fairly long period. This allium is great for naturalizing and also for borders with its shorter height. Just as its family members, this Allium will not be eaten by any pesky rodents or hungry deer!
You'll love this bulb so much you'll want to shout it from the highest mountain! The 'Mount Everest' Allium is a unique allium growing up to three feet in height which produces creamy white flowers. The six inch spherical blooms are long-lasting, rising above other plants in the garden and emitting a soft, sweet frangrance. Try planting these among other large purple-flowering allium for more variety!
This stunning allium is one you do not want to miss! The Ostrowskianum Allium is a brilliantly colored, short allium which produces quarter-sized, deep magenta flowers which are unparelleled in the allium family! Its short height makes it great for borders or for planting in amongst other spring blooming perennials. Give your garden new charm this year with the Ostrowskianum Allium!
This stunning allium is one you do not want to miss! The Ostrowskianum Allium (or Pink Lily Leek) is a brilliantly colored, short allium which produces quarter-sized, deep magenta flowers which are unparelleled in the allium family! Its short height makes it great for borders or for planting in amongst other spring blooming perennials. Give your garden new charm this year with the Ostrowskianum Allium!
Sensational. Truly! The 'Purple Sensation' Allium's versatility and place in the garden is unmatched by any other plant. Its tightly packed purple florets form 4" wide spherical flowerheads which are the deepest in color and densest in flowering of all of the alliums. Their height and flower size make them perfect for mid-border color accents and one of the most popular allium grown!
What spring garden would be complete without the unique Allium plant? These gorgeous flowerheads are not called a "star" for nothing! The lavish pale amethyst-violet flowers are edges with silver highlights that are sure to light up your garden in the last spring and early summer. The 10" spherical blooms dry perfectly and add great winter interest or additions to dried floral bouquets. Dominating the show, the Star of Persia Allium will put a ...
The blooms of this Neapolitanum Allium (also called White Garlic) can be summed up in one word: Graceful. Its dainty, pure white flowers stand on stalks just short of a foot tall which are abosultely exquisite. The pleasantly scented blooms are truly delightful among other perennials and in flower meadows and do not appeal to hungry rodents and deer in your yard!
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