ALLIUM CAERULEUM - 4785924-

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This ornamental plant, about 50 cm tall, can be planted in groups in a sunny spot in the garden and can be used in bouquets and dried flower arrangements (cut when in full bloom and dry the flowers upside down). Plant them 30-40 cm apart from September to December.

• Flowering month: May/June. • Planting depth: 8 cm.
• Flower height: approximately 50 cm. • Bulb circumference: 4-+ cm.

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The genus Allium belongs to the family Amaryllidaceae (formerly Liliaceae) and includes over 900 species, including ornamental and edible varieties (such as garlic, onion, shallot). Flowering varieties are distinguished by their globular inflorescences composed of dozens or hundreds of small star-shaped flowers, often purple, white, pink, or blue.

Allium bulbs are hardy, rustic, and also very popular for use in floral design thanks to their geometric structure.

Growing Allium Bulbs

  • Planting season: from September to December.
  • Flowering: May to July, depending on the variety.
  • Exposure: Full sun or light partial shade.
  • Ideal soil: Well-drained, preferably sandy or slightly calcareous.
  • Planting depth: 2-3 times the height of the bulb (8-10 cm).
  • Space between bulbs: 15 to 25 cm, depending on the adult size of the plant.
  • Maintenance: minimal; it is advisable to let the foliage dry naturally after flowering to encourage bulb regeneration.