Luminous white with a subtle pink-lavender hue, the star-like flowers of Graceful Beauty Allium bunch together to form a 3” globe on top of slim 12-16” stems. This North American native bulb will grow multiple flowers that increase with age and will self-seed. Plant in clusters for the front border or use in a natural setting. Attractive to pollinators and beneficials.
PLANTING GUIDE
Allium amplectens
Perennial, Zones 4-8
Bulb Planting Depth: 3-4”
Height: 12-16”
Spacing: 12 bulbs per square foot, 3-4" apart
Light Needs: Full sun
Soil Needs: Average to Fertile, well-drained
Bloom Time: Late spring-early summer
Uses: Flower beds, naturalizing, borders, fresh or dried flower arrangements, attracts pollinators and butterflies, deer resistant, drought tolerant
Care: Amend soil with compost before planting bulbs. Feed with a granular flower bulb fertilizer on the surface at planting time and/or in the spring when the leaves emerge. Leaves wither and die as they bloom. It will produce small bulbs, “offsets” that can be divided from the main bulb and transplanted after a few growing seasons.
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