Allium giganteum bestseller-last365 in 1997 and its Don

in 1997 and its Don C

Take advantage of its excellence as a naturalizer by using it in a mass planting and watch its swath of blooms expand from year to year

Gift Ambiance to a beloved relative or faraway friend during the holiday season

butter-yellow and white markings down the center of each fall

Despite its relative obscurity

Allium giganteum bestseller-last365 in 1997 and its DonAllium giganteum looks just like its name soundsmassive 68" spherical umbels are made up of hundreds of small, violet purple florets. The flower heads rest atop thick, sturdy 3660" tall stems, ideal for adding vertical interest to a back border or creating a colorful focal point. Butterflies and bees love them, but pesky deer and rabbits stay away. Drought tolerant, too! Cannot be shipped to ID, WA.