Allium Border Mix Twin Pack
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Allium Border Mix Twin Pack
Transform your garden this spring with the elegant Allium Border Mix Twin Pack. This 50-bulb collection features five exceptional varieties, each carefully selected to create a stunning display of mauves, purples, and soft whites. Flowering from mid-May to June, this mix will add height, texture, and colour to your beds, borders, and containers. The varieties included are:
- Schubertii
- Summer Drummer
- Ostara
- Purple Sensation
- Nigrum
These hardy perennials not only bring a striking visual impact but are also ideal for cutting, allowing you to enjoy their beauty indoors. With heights ranging from 50cm to 90cm (20–36 inches), they create a dynamic, layered effect in any planting scheme.
Perfect for gardeners of all experience levels, these easy-to-grow alliums require minimal care yet reward you with a magnificent display year after year. Whether planted in patio pots, window boxes, or garden beds, they are sure to impress with their effortless charm and versatility.
Height: 50-90cm/20-36in
Flowers: Mid-May - June
Hardy perennial
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