Allium schubertii, also known as Tumbleweed Onion, is a definite conversation-piece! It boasts huge, 12-15″ loose, spidery flowers on plants that are only 20″ tall. Flower heads resemble a beautiful botanical explosion, making Schubertii a great late-spring finale. A hardy plant that is unaffected by diseases, insects, and wildlife pests. (Allium schubertii)
Allium aflatunense ‘Purple Sensation’ will cause a sensation in your garden when the large 4″ violet-purple flowers begin to appear. Be sure to plant ‘Purple Sensation’ Allium among other perennials that have good structure like Phlomis russeliana or ‘Moonshine’ Yarrow for Allium ‘Purple Sensation’ to look its best. 20-30″ tall. Late spring to early summer blooming.
An heirloom favorite, first introduced in 1922 and still considered one of the world’s best pink hyacinths. The florets are deep rose-pink with white margins. A strong grower with dense flowerheads and an intense, sweet fragrance. Pink Pearl is excellent for indoor forcing and it performs well in containers.
An heirloom favorite, first introduced in 1922 and still considered one of the world’s best pink hyacinths. The florets are deep rose-pink with white margins. A strong grower with dense flowerheads and an intense, sweet fragrance. Pink Pearl is excellent for indoor forcing and it performs well in containers.
