Allium is one of the most spectacular ornamental genera, recognized for its impressive floral globes in shades of purple and lilac. They are easy to plant, frost-resistant, and provide memorable blooms in May–June.

Recommended Varieties

• Allium Gigant Ambassador – large, dense, intense purple globes; height 100–120 cm.
• Allium Globemaster – huge, airy, lilac flowers; acts as a centerpiece.
• Allium Schubertii – "fireworks" appearance, impressive diameters, decorative even when dry.

Planting and Care

• Planting period: autumn (September–November).
• Location: full sun; tolerates partial sun.
• Soil: well-drained; avoid excessive moisture at the bulb level.
• Depth & distance: check specific recommendations on each variety's page.

Uses

• Beds and borders: combine with lavender, roses, hosta, heuchera for elegant contrasts.
• Cut & dried flowers: long stems, good vase life; dried inflorescences are decorative.
• Pollinator-friendly: attracts bees and butterflies.

Choose Collection Allium Bulbs for a spectacular visual effect and a refined style in your garden.