Yes I will buy again
5
I love bulbs in pots as have a large patio as well as the flower beds on three sides
Kathleen Artist
Somerset
Allium schubertii
ornamental onion or allium bulbs
5 bulbs
Delivered by mid September
10 bulbs
£18.97
£18.00
Delivered by mid September
- Position: full sun
- Soil: fertile, well-drained soil
- Rate of growth: average
- Flowering period: June
- Hardiness: frost hardy (may need protection in winter)
- Allium bulb size: 12/14
Giant-sized flowerheads (to 30cm across) create a starburst-like effect, which tops the compact stems of this ornamental onion in summer. These heads are excellent for adding to both fresh and dried floral arrangements, and look particularly effective when they are sprayed with silver or gold (after being dried) and used as Christmas decorations. Keep in mind that it is quite normal for the strap-shaped foliage to die back before the flowers start to emerge. - Garden care: Plant 15cm deep and 35-40cm apart so the flowers don't get overcrowded. Make sure the soil does not get too wet or waterlogged and split and divide large clumps in spring or autumn.
- Pets: TOXIC if eaten; Humans: Ornamental bulbs - not to be eaten
Eventual height & spread
Notes on Allium schubertii
"The sputnik of the allium family with football-sized heads of radiating flowers, some arms short and some extremely long, giving a freeze-frame star-burst."
Goes well with
Lovely plant
5
Loved the allium Schubertii, dried it and now have it as decor!
Elaine
Cardiff
Magnificent
5
These bulbs were amazing, absolutely massive beautiful flowers and the subsequent seed heads were magnificent. I collected the seed heads to make Christmas decorations.
Auntie dearest
France
Exactly as I hoped it would be
5
I am especially pleased to find that the plant looks stunning not only when flowering in the garden but also during the winter once dried and for indoor display. Could also be sprayed
Jintz
Norfolk
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