Giant Allium (Allium giganteum) is the tallest of the large flowering allium, reaching 3-5 feet tall at maturity. Giant, softball-sized royal purple blooms are 4-6" across and stand tall atop sturdy stems that will sway gently in the wind. Blooming in late Spring, this variety adds height and texture to your full sun to partial shade garden, attracts pollinators and is rabbit and deer deterrent. The long lasting flowers make the Giant Allium perfect as part of a Spring cut flower arrangement, allowing you to bring the beauty indoors!
The Giant Allium adds a wonderful element to a garden and will even catch the eye of anyone passing by! These add great texture and look great when planted amongst other shorter plants.
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These Giant Allium look so unique in the photos. I can't wait until they come up and begin to bloom!
These Allium look so unique in the photos. I can't wait until they come up and begin to bloom!
These are so much fun! I am officially in love with alliums for my “cottage style” garden. They add height, interest and intense color. I wish I could upload pictures. These were late spring blooming for me in mid-Virginia & lasted a good month and a half. I left them standing past their prime color because their dried form is also striking and they stayed standing for a full month and a half past bloom. I now have another allium variety in full flush.
These bulbs are healthy. I planted them right away and look forward to them coming up and blooming