Allium Purple Sensation Bulbs - 15 Pack

These bulbs should be planted in the Autumn to allow them to establish roots before the ground freezes.

Yes, they are fully hardy and prefer to be left in the ground to naturalize and return the following year.

Generally, no. Allium Purple Sensation stems are quite sturdy, but if you live in an exceptionally windy, exposed area, you might consider a small garden support.

Alliums belong to the onion family and can be toxic if ingested in large quantities by cats and dogs. It is best to plant them in areas inaccessible to curious pets.

Plant the bulbs at a depth of roughly twice the height of the bulb, which is typically 10-15 cm deep.

Over time, established bulbs will produce 'offsets' or baby bulbs, which can be lifted and divided every few years if they become too crowded.

Often caused by waterlogged soil. Ensure the planting site has excellent drainage and avoid heavy, clay-rich areas without grit amendments.

This may occur in the first year as bulbs establish. They typically grow larger and more vigorous with each subsequent year in the same location.

Plant low-growing perennials like hardy Geraniums or Nepeta around the base of the Alliums to mask the foliage as it naturally fades.