Allium bulbs add so much interest to a garden! They should be planted in fall between late September and November, but essentially before the soil freezes. They are very low maintenance & don’t require much at all other than the bulbs being split every few years because they do multiply underground. When they multiply they should be split otherwise they grow on top of each other and don’t get nearly as big as they can/should. We plant Mount Everest White Allium and it gets about 5 ft tall with a

Planting Alliums Join Andrew as he plants some allium bulbs amongst the perennials in the new flower bed. 'Some of the most interesting and pleasing plant combinations are achieved with bold, architectural bulbs like alliums mixed with grasses or other more wispy shapes. I love bulbs as, in the case of tulips or daffodils, they are the first to come up in a dull garden and always look amazing. Areas of muted winter colours are suddenly transformed with vivid pinks, purples and oranges as your be

Ping Pong Allium Bulbs | American Meadows

📣 THIS IS YOUR REMINDER 📣 Save This Post!!! This is your reminder to plant Allium bulbs this fall! Allium bulbs are such a beautiful & whimsical addition to any garden or landscape! They can grow up to 4 feet tall with a huge bloom on the top comprised of many small blooms! AND BONUS…they are deer resistant! Allium bloom early in the season so they create a nice pop of color before everything else blooms! They come back every year in zones 3-9, but the bulbs do need to be separated every coupl