Allium azureum (Blue of the Heavens) Dense 1-1/2" globes of bright blue catch the eye, while the 30-50 starry florets hold the gaze. Introducing the clear blue of roadside cornflowers into the early summer garden, these alliums develop into large, impressive clumps over time. A tough variety with Siberian origins, blue globe onions are happy in moderate to cold sites where they contentedly thrive without any special care. They also do well in the dry heat of the West. Lovely with white, pink or red roses. Rodent and deer resistant. Highlights & Hints - Inter-plant with daffodils to form a barrier between your tulips and deer. - Unique and long lasting cut flower -- add your own little bit of heaven to vases and garden beds alike. - Plant in groundcover or with low growing partners to camouflage the spent late season foliage. Common Name: Blue of the Heavens, blue globe onion, blue garlic Botanical Name: Allium azureum Color: Cornflower blue starry flowers in 1-2" globes Mature Height: 20-24" Hardiness: Zones 4-7 in the South/4-9 in the West Bloom Time: Early summer Bulb/Plant Size: 4-5 cm, the largest size commercially available! Bulbs/Plants - Pkg: 25 nice sized bulbs Planting Information Soil Type: Well drained Light/Exposure: Full sun Moisture: moderate; light when established Planting Depth: pointed end up, 4 inches deep Spacing: 6-8" apart

You'll Receive 1 package of 25 large bulbs