Rosy Dream Allium
14-16" tall x 18" wide. Rosy Dream Allium blooms with clouds of 2-3" flowers, adding carefree color to the late spring garden. Best of all, deer, rabbits, and squirrels avoid Allium, but butterflies, bees, and other native pollinators love them. Plant Rosy Dream in clumps for greatest impact in well-drained soil in a sunny spot. Great as cut flowers, or let them dry for dried bouquets. Leave them in the garden and they will add year-round interest as the season changes. Once established, these fun-loving plants are drought-tolerant, long-lasting additions to the garden. For container planting, plant in fall, water well, and keep pots in a sunny spot protected from intense freezing (a shed, garage or protected spot). Bring them out in the spring, commence watering, and enjoy the show!
14-16" tall x 18" wide. Rosy Dream Allium blooms with clouds of 2-3" flowers, adding carefree color to the late spring garden. Best of all, deer, rabbits, and squirrels avoid Allium, but butterflies, bees, and other native pollinators love them. Plant Rosy Dream in clumps for greatest impact in well-drained soil in a sunny spot. Great as cut flowers, or let them dry for dried bouquets. Leave them in the garden and they will add year-round interest as the season changes. Once established, these fun-loving plants are drought-tolerant, long-lasting additions to the garden. For container planting, plant in fall, water well, and keep pots in a sunny spot protected from intense freezing (a shed, garage or protected spot). Bring them out in the spring, commence watering, and enjoy the show!
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14-16" tall x 18" wide. Rosy Dream Allium blooms with clouds of 2-3" flowers, adding carefree color to the late spring garden. Best of all, deer, rabbits, and squirrels avoid Allium, but butterflies, bees, and other native pollinators love them. Plant Rosy Dream in clumps for greatest impact in well-drained soil in a sunny spot. Great as cut flowers, or let them dry for dried bouquets. Leave them in the garden and they will add year-round interest as the season changes. Once established, these fun-loving plants are drought-tolerant, long-lasting additions to the garden. For container planting, plant in fall, water well, and keep pots in a sunny spot protected from intense freezing (a shed, garage or protected spot). Bring them out in the spring, commence watering, and enjoy the show!
