Allium Serendipity

Common name: Ornamental Onion

Clusters of robust, lush blue foliage develop in the spring, followed by vibrant rosy-purple globes that attracts plenty of butterflies throughout the summer months.

When crushed, the foliage emits an aroma of onion while remaining deer and rabbit resistant.

The edible parts of this allium can be used in culinary recipes, and its flowers are ideal for dried flower arrangements.

Height: 15-20"

Spread: 10-15"

Exposure: Sun

Zone: 4-8

Photos credit & courtesy of Walters Gardens