This delightful species of ornamental onion has very narrow leaves and produces loose umbels of nodding, long-stalked, purplish-pink flowers in early summer. It naturalises easily making attractive drifts without becoming a nuisance. It is also ... (Click for more details)

A bumper bag of these trouble free ornamental plants. Displaying a range of colours including white, yellow, pink and purple. Includes Allium aflatunense, cyaneum, carolinianum, farreri, flavum, fragrans, karataviense and other rarities. (Click for more details)

Magnificent, ten inch, spherical heads composed of glossy amethystine violet stars (which can be dried to give pleasure all year) will turn heads for years to come. Undoubtedly one of the most flamboyant members of this enormous family of plants. (Click for more details)

This charming little plant from the dry hills of southern Europe produces many-flowered umbels of glistening-yellow, vaguely bell-shaped flowers with prominently protruding stamens in early summer. Best planted in clusters or allowed to self-see... (Click for more details)

This is one of the tallest and most splendid of the allium species,the ball-shaped flower consisting of more than one hundred small flowers, the entire head having a diameter of at least 8 inches. The impressive, long-lasting flowers are a good s... (Click for more details)

In May and June this amazing plant bears the largest flowers of all of the allium family with the absolutely enormous 12 to 18 inch heads producing hundreds of rose-pink flowers on stems of different lengths! When the flowers die they are replaced... (Click for more details)

A lovely mid-sized allium bearing round umbels of purple-blue flowers in spring and early summer. A lovely specimen, best in good soil in a well-drained spot where it self-seeds gently if you are lucky! (Click for more details)