Allium Moly

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 produces striking pink flowers during late spring on stems...

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...

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'' stalks. Blue Drumstick Alliums bloom in the late spring.

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

It is an assortment of spring and summer blooming bulbs chosen for their sizzling color and fragrance. 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...

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

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. Blooms in very late spring or early summer.

Few sights are as spectacular as this garden giant. Its huge purple flower heads are as big as softballs and are balanced on sturdy, straight 4-foot stems. They last a long time when cut and placed in a vase.

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. Grows up to 2' high and makes great cut flowers.

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. Globemaster is the best selection for color intensity. We recommend planting them with foxglove Pam's Choice, cosmos Choca Mocha and echinacea PowWow Wild Berry.

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

Bulbs size is 6 cm. Allium sphaerocephalon is the last allium to bloom. Alliums are perfect for mixed bed in the cottage garden planted with other perennials, and like echinacea Warm Summer and salvia Hot Lips.

Blue Allium caeruleum is a deep, clear blue ornamental onion that creates perfect globes of star-shaped flowers on stems only 16" tall. Its rare blue color will help attract bees and other pollinators to your garden.

In early summer Drumstick Allium ignite the garden with unique, reddish blooms that are oval shaped. And yes, these are the best-looking members of the family of Allium, which includes onions, leeks and chives.

Excellent as cut flower, planted with other alliums like Gladiator or with spring blooming perennial flowers like lupine Russell Mix or foxglove Rose Shades. The blossoms are pure white globes that appear in late spring.

We recommend planting this variety with the Fordhook Sun perennial collection. Alliums are deer resistant flowers that flower late in the spring to early summer. They provide color in the garden between the finale of the spring bulbs and the summer show...

Each huge flower head (up to 6" in diameter) is a globe like cluster of hundreds of tiny, lilac purple flowers. Its strong, tubular stems make it a dramatic addition at the back of a border.

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

The large globes glow in hot violet on top of slightly fragrant foliage. They can be planted in mass or with other perennial flowers for vertical accent. Bulb size is 20 cm. Alliums are deer resistant and flower late in the spring to early summer.

When they hatch, the tiny larva feed on the leaves, working their way toward the base of the plant. As the insects feed on the leaves, they become wavy or shrunken. During the larval phase, they can reach a length of one-third of an inch.

, also known as round-headed leek, drumstick allium () is appreciated for the egg-shaped blooms that appear in early summer. The long, sturdy stems make drumstick allium flowers ideal for cut flower arrangements.Plant drumstick allium bulbs in spring...

(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.

(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.

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. Excellent cut flower for fresh and dried bouquets.

Deer Resistant. The bell-shaped flowerheads of this native ornamental onion have a spray-like appearance. 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.