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Allium Bulbs
Alliums, or flowering onions, bring uncommon shapes and lively colors to your garden. Blooming in late spring to early summer, these bulbs, related to garlic and onions, are grown for their striking ornamental appeal. Deer resistant and low maintenance, alliums add unique architectural interest to the landscape, requiring minimal care and returning year after year.
Allium Bulbs for Stunning Blooms
Enhance your garden with the unique blooms and striking beauty of allium bulbs. Known for their towering, globe-shaped blooms, alliums add drama and elegance to your outdoor space. These bold beauties don’t just steal the spotlight—they’re also incredibly low maintenance and deer resistant, making them the perfect choice for gardeners who want maximum impact with minimal effort.
Why You’ll Love Allium Bulbs
- Stunning Globe-Shaped Blooms: Each stem boasts a stunning spherical cluster of tiny, star-shaped florets that create the distinct shape and dazzle in shades of purple, white, and more.
- Long-Lasting Color: Alliums bloom from spring through early summer, offering an extended color display at a time when your garden might need it most.
- Pollinator-Friendly: Alliums attract butterflies and bees, supporting a healthy garden ecosystem.
- Deer and Pest Resistant: Naturally repels deer and other common garden pests, so you can enjoy these beauties without worry.
- Low Maintenance: Once planted, alliums thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, asking for little more than a bit of patience and some water to get started.
- Drought Tolerant: Perfect for xeriscaping and low-water landscapes, alliums handle dry spells like a pro once established.
Top Tips for Growing Allium Bulbs
- Planting: Choose a sunny spot with well-draining soil. Alliums thrive in full sun but can tolerate partial shade.
- Watering: Water the bulbs well after planting to encourage root development.
- Fertilizing: Apply a balanced fertilizer when shoots first emerge in spring to promote healthy growth.
- Maintenance: Remove spent flower heads to encourage the plant to focus on root and bulb growth rather than seed production.
- Winter Care: Alliums are generally hardy in zones 3-9 and don’t require much winter protection.
Why Shop Allium Bulbs at Park Seed?
With over 150 years of horticultural expertise, Park Seed offers only the highest quality non-GMO seeds, plants, and bulbs. Our allium bulbs are carefully sourced to ensure your garden gets nothing but the best. And we stand by that commitment with our satisfaction guarantee—If something doesn’t grow, we’ll make it right by sending you a replacement or crediting your account so you can choose something new.. Plus, with our eco-friendly practices and packaging, you’re helping to nurture the planet while growing a gorgeous garden.
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