A floral highlight for all flower lovers

The impressive sight of the magnificent flower globes enchants not only garden enthusiasts. Butterflies and bees are also magically attracted to the giant ornamental onion. This hardy plant enriches your garden year after year with its fragrant, intensely colored blooms. Giant flower heads – also highly attractive as a cut flower. Set of 3 vibrant flower colors: white, purple, and violet. Decorative even after flowering thanks to its pretty seed heads. Diversity in the garden: serves as a food source for bees and butterflies. Perennial and hardy for easy-care floral enjoyment. How to care for your giant allium: This robust flowering beauty is extremely easy to care for – and brings great joy even to beginners. You can plant it in a sunny to partially shaded spot in the garden bed or grow it in a container. In a container, your Allium giganteum needs a planting pot that is as deep as possible with good drainage. It also thrives in well-draining, fresh soil in the garden bed. You can improve drainage by adding a layer of sand under the bulb when planting. Keep the soil consistently moist. Giant alliums are winter-hardy in the garden bed – however, especially at the beginning, you should protect the bulbs from severe frost with some mulch or brushwood. In normal garden soil, a little compost or organic fertilizer every one to two years is sufficient. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this adaptable flowering wonder is a rewarding ornamental plant that will surely bring you joy for a long time.

Characteristics:

• Lat. Name: Allium giganteum
• Premium bulb quality
• Giant, spherical flower umbels
• Flower colors per set: lilac, purple, white
• Prefers a sunny to partially shaded location
• Ensure good drainage and consistent soil moisture
• Hardy when planted out
• Insect-friendly

Dimensions:

• Pot diameter: approx. 14 cm
• Delivery height including pot: approx. 20 cm
• Max. Height: 60 cm

Scope of delivery:

• Giant ornamental onion, set of 3
• Planting and care instructions