allium bulbs - A Selection
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45 bulbs for £14.99 or 135 bulbs for the price of 90 - £29.98
Recently introduced (and very popular)
Bright blue globes of starry flowers are carried on stiff upright stems in early summer. The rounded flowerheads often appear after the foliage has died back so this hardy bulb is best mingled among other perennials which will hide the yellowing leaves.
Allium design steel garden trellis - rust brown 1.2m
Allium Graceful Beauty This show-stopping Allium is definitely what it says in the name, a graceful beauty! This variety is undoubtingly a worthwhile flower to grow as it is effortlessly tasteful. Its large, starry blooms form spherical flower heads in spring, with each gleaming white flower blushed with the palest pink providing a wonderful contrast with its violet stamens. This hardy bulb is best positioned at the front of borders for a dramatic display or packed into patio containers to
Allium Medusa Allium 'Medusa' is well known and widely popular for its slender foliage and abundance of circular blooms. It has an unusual twist at the end of each leaf and the grey-green foliage is perfect for ground cover, when planted en masses. In the early summer months, purple globes of lollipop flower heads sit upon slender, upright stems. The blooms have a tendency to nod, with a viper-like appearance that straightens as they open. The rich purple blooms add an impactful statement to
Alliums are an essential addition to the late spring and early summer garden, bridging the seasons and creating valuable vertical accents. This bumper pack contains five fantastic varieties to add a splash of colour to your borders, containers and rockeries for year after year!
Low-growing allium with large, globe-shaped heads of starry, pink flowers with darker eyes that are cradled between a pair of broad, glaucous leaves.
The large, ball-shaped purple flower heads, of Allium 'Globemaster' have a magnificent architectural presence in sunny borders. This well-known, magnificent variety holds an RHS Award of Garden Merit for its outstanding performance.
Allium ?Serendipity? was initially discovered as merely a sport of the well known ?Millenium? variety, that has filled UK gardens for years. Specially picked for it?s eye-catching blue-tinted foliage and good sized purple globe blooms, measuring up to 4-5cm in diameter above lofty, slender stems makes this a brilliant structural addition to borders. Height: 50cm (20?). Spread: 10cm (4?).
A bulbous perennial with purple flowers held in a globe above short basal leaves
Allium ?Serendipity? was initially discovered as merely a sport of the well known ?Millenium? variety, that has filled UK gardens for years. Specially picked for it?s eye-catching blue-tinted foliage and good sized purple globe blooms, measuring up to 4-5cm in diameter above lofty, slender stems makes this a brilliant structural addition to borders. Height: 50cm (20?). Spread: 10cm (4?).
Towering allium with stunning 15cm white globes on 3-4ft stems.
A gorgeous and unusual exotic-looking ornamental onion - a must have!
