Bell shaped, nodding, greenish-white flowers with maroon central stripe along each segment.
This genera conatins a very few species which were formally classified as Alliums. They have strongly keeled linear leaves, tall erect stems, topped by umbels of large bell shaped flowers. They grow in all soils, in sun or shade. Ideal for naturalising.
Up to 30 flowers on a stem.
Flowering time: May-June.
Height: 90-120cm.
Quantity |
10 for £2.50, 100 for £18.00, 1000 for £160.00 |
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Lovely light purple flowers, each individual floret tipped with a creamy white edge.
A curious variety with maroon purple flowers each topped with a tuft of longer stalked blooms.
A form of allium amethystinus like Alliium Forelock only this variety has Bordeaux red flowers with a white crest.
One of the most unusual alliums we have. Aptly named because of the hair-like protuberences from the flower head.
Attractive umbels of pink flowers.
One of the most talked about alliums on our Chelsea display.
