ALLIUM senescens subsp. glaucum
Small
Sun
Purple
Reasonable soil
Summer
100% Peat Free
Description
Allium sensecens subsp. glaucum
Height x Spread: 45cm x 40cm
One of the late season flowering forms of perennial Allium commonly known as German Garlic. It has very pretty low growing grey-blue foliage which is attractive most of the year, above which the globe-shaped flower heads sit. Its stems are triangular in shape and incredibly strong.
This very pretty little plant is ideal for gravel gardens, edging a walkway or massed in groups at the front of the border. Easy to grow and low maintenance, it prefers a free draining soil in full sun.
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