Allium nigrum Flower Bulbs

SKU: 48163

10 bulbs

Allium nigrum

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Sale price£2.69 Regular price£8.95

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Product Description

Tall, stately and perfect for the border. Clusters of creamy white flowers, with dark green, almost black centres are held on strong stems which are perfect for cutting. A pleasing counterpoint to the plummy purples of A.atropurpureum or Purple Sensation.
Alliums A genus of great diversity grown for their highly decorative and ornamental flower heads. They make excellent cut flowers and the larger flowered types are ideal for drying.
Signifying that spring has arrived, bulbs create splashes of colour throughout the garden and they are perfect for planting into patio pots and window boxes. Easy to grow and care for, they will bloom with the minimum of attention and are great for cutting too. We have trialled and tested all of the bulbs we sell and work closely with our growers to ensure we offer the very best, top-sized bulbs available to produce a wonderful spring show.

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Product Details

Botanical Name Allium nigrum
Genus Allium
Plant Class Hardy Perennial (HP)
Habitat Tall,Upright
Habitat Tall,Upright
Situation Full Sun
Height 61-90cm
Colour White
Colour White

Grow In

  • Bedding
  • Border
  • Container

Planting & Harvesting

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  • Sow Indoors
  • Sow/Plant Outside
  • Flowers/Harvest

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