Spring Allium Mix

Alliums are highly valued by gardeners for their sturdy, upright growth, which adds both structure and vibrant color to early summer flower beds. This exceptional collection features five unique species that thrive in gravel gardens and rockeries. When planted in clusters, they create a stunning visual effect that connects the blooming of spring bulbs with the arrival of summer perennials. Like all Alliums, these plants are easy to cultivate and require minimal maintenance once they are established. Allium Collection comprises: Allium sphaerocephalon - (20 Bulbs) An understated allium with unusual oval shaped, purple green flower heads, that associates beautifully with swaying grasses. Height: 60cm (24). Spread: 8cm (3). Allium moly - (20 Bulbs) Dense clusters of star-shaped, golden yellow flowers from late spring. Height: 15cm (6). Spread: 5cm (2). Allium roseum - (20 Bulbs) Also known as rosy garlic, produces narrow, grass like leaves, from which stems of loose , pale pink, cup shaped allium flowers appear. Height 60cm (24). Spread: 10cm (4). Allium cowanii - (20 bulbs) Clusters of pure white, starry, long-lasting flowers that are perfect for cutting. Blooming in May and June, ornamental onion looks lovely planted in drifts at the front of a border or makes a great addition to mixed containers. Bees, butterflies and other pollinators are attracted to the nectar-rich, sweetly scented flowers. Height: 40cm (16). Spread: 10cm (4). Allium neapolitanum - (20 Bulbs) Clusters of pure white, starry, long-lasting flowers that are perfect for cutting.