Allium Border Flower Bulb Mix
- Bulb size: 10/12
- Bigger bulbs hold more nutrients — the secret to taller, more vibrant flowers
From 10th September 2025.
Product Description
Allium Border Flower Bulb Mix
Bring a stunning blend of colour, structure, and elegance to your garden with this beautiful Allium Border Flower Bulb Mix. This 50-bulb collection includes five carefully chosen varieties, blooming from mid-May to June, perfect for adding charm and sophistication to beds, borders, and containers. The mix features:
- Schubertii
- Summer Drummer
- Ostara
- Purple Sensation
- Nigrum
With their striking palette of mauves, purples, and crisp whites, these alliums create a captivating display. Their varied heights, ranging from 50cm to 90cm (20–36 inches), provide depth and interest to your planting schemes, while their sturdy stems make them ideal for cutting and arranging.
Easy to plant and requiring minimal care, these hardy perennials will return year after year, bringing lasting beauty to your outdoor spaces. Whether you’re filling patio pots or creating a feature in your garden beds, this mix delivers both style and versatility.
Height: 50-90cm/20-36in
Flowers: Mid-May - June
Hardy perennial
Product Details
Grow In
- Container
Planting & Harvesting
- Sow Indoors
- Sow/Plant Outside
- Flowers/Harvest
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