Allium schubertii

These really are my favorite allium. I grew some in full sun and some in part shade in zone 5a. The part shade ones were absolutely massive, which was a surprise!

These alliums are so much fun. A couple of them were wider than a foot. What sparkle in the garden. They last a long time in ground before they are ready to be gently pulled out. I sprayed some for use in a dried arrangement and they stay intact so not allium dust anywhere.

These were the talk of our neighborhood. Really outstanding display.

Looks great while in bloom & continues to provide interest in the garden with showy spikes on stems after no longer in bloom. Stands out among other alliums planted. Planning to buy more, especially because the deer don't eat them.

Very cool in the garden. I will have to add more this fall!

These flowers are so unusual .They are so big the poor stem had a hard time holding them up.I think I should have planted them a little deeper. Lovely shade of pink . Adds a sense of fairy dust to your flower garden.

I liked the uniqueness of Allium schubertii. It was beautiful from the time it emerged in the spring until July when it was time to neaten up the beds. Will be getting more of this crazy giant.

So unusual!

Thank you for inquiring , none of them came out , however the shallots and onions which I let go to seed came out beautifull , these Allium Schurti were a total waste , so total I did not evenm bother to call customer services not wanted to waste my time , however since you ask here you have it .

I very much enjoy allium schubertii! "Berties" can make a three season show from subtle spring fireworks to amazing dried specimens in the fall! Everyone should have some!