Gladiator Allium

Bees and butterflies will flock to these charming, fragrant perennials. Gladiator allium stand up to 60" tall in flower beds of all kinds, and are delightful when these ornamental garden onions are planted in the back of the border. Gladiator flowers are especially eye-catching in bouquets thanks to the 6" puff ball head, which is bursting with violet-blue, bell-shaped flowers. The round allium gladiator flower heads sit atop tall, strong stalks with narrow, linear leaves clustered near the soil. They grow best in full sun in all kinds of well-drained soil: acidic, clay, loamy, or sandy. While pollinators will make regular appearances, luckily, this gladiator allium is deer-resistant, so no unwanted visitors should be eating these beautiful gladiator flowers. Allium 'Gladiator'