allium Roseum
they haven't flowered yet(too early) but it appears 99% have taken (Bulbs)
rajj
dorset
they haven't flowered yet(too early) but it appears 99% have taken (Bulbs)
rajj
dorset
These delicate flowers add a wonderful level of fine detail to cut flowers and look excellent at the front of a border.
Richard
Worcester
Planted in a deep tub as part of a bulb and plant sandwich in harsh condition (south facing exposed roof garden) . Has done very well, with delightful flowers tinged with pink (apart from one interloper who is definitely not the same type of allium), filling the gap between spring and summer bloom.
Vv747
London
Pretty flower for that time between spring and summer
Rozzi S
Essex
Planted at front of border, amongst other perennials
Mazgray
Derby
100.0
boelcke
Hello there This allium will grow to approx 65cm tall. Hope this helps
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