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Drumstick Allium

Drumstick Allium

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Drumstick Allium

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Drumstick Allium

Note: Allium ship starting in late September based on availability and your zone, unlike other products. Plant around or after your first frost but before the ground freezes. 

Drumstick Allium, also called Sphaerocephalon, is a beautiful perennial for gardens and bouquets with unique, violet, oval-shaped blooms. This heavy-producing plant begins blooming in late spring and continues throughout the summer. It’s easy to see why Drumstick Allium has been around since the 1500s! She is a pollinator favorite with minimal care requirements and low-water needs, thriving in most soils in zones 4-9. Expect her to reach heights of 15-24”. Deadhead spent blooms to avoid reseeding or let her run naturally and enjoy volunteer plants year after year. Plant Drumstick Allium 3-4” below the soil line.

Drumstick Allium is sold in packs of 10 for fall planting.

Planting Instructions:

  1. Choose an area with good drainage that receives at least 6 hours of sun per day.

  2. Dig planting holes 4 times the height of the bulb and spaced 6-8” apart. 

  3. Place bulbs with points facing upward, and then gently pack the soil over the bulb.

  4. Water once and then not again till spring.

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KEY CHARACTERISTICS
  • Cutting
    Cutting
    Long, sturdy stems suited for bouquets and floral arrangements.
  • Pollinator Friendly
    Pollinator Friendly
    Attracts bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects that support a healthy garden.
  • Deer-Resistant
    Deer-Resistant
    Less appealing to deer, a reliable choice for vulnerable landscapes.
  • Full Sun
    Full Sun
    Requires 6+ hours of direct sunlight to thrive.
IMPORTANT: Bulbs have a separate shipping schedule and arrive independently from the rest of your order through mid-to-late fall. See your order confirmation email for more details.
About Drumstick Allium

Note: Allium ship starting in late September based on availability and your zone, unlike other products. Plant around or after your first frost but before the ground freezes. 

Drumstick Allium, also called Sphaerocephalon, is a beautiful perennial for gardens and bouquets with unique, violet, oval-shaped blooms. This heavy-producing plant begins blooming in late spring and continues throughout the summer. It’s easy to see why Drumstick Allium has been around since the 1500s! She is a pollinator favorite with minimal care requirements and low-water needs, thriving in most soils in zones 4-9. Expect her to reach heights of 15-24”. Deadhead spent blooms to avoid reseeding or let her run naturally and enjoy volunteer plants year after year. Plant Drumstick Allium 3-4” below the soil line.

Drumstick Allium is sold in packs of 10 for fall planting.

Planting Instructions:

  1. Choose an area with good drainage that receives at least 6 hours of sun per day.

  2. Dig planting holes 4 times the height of the bulb and spaced 6-8” apart. 

  3. Place bulbs with points facing upward, and then gently pack the soil over the bulb.

  4. Water once and then not again till spring.

When will Bulbs be shipped?

Bulbs begin shipping in early fall, timed to your hardiness zone. Plant them after your first frost but before the ground freezes for best results.

After purchase, you will receive a follow up email with more shipping-specific details.

Do Bulbs come with a guarantee?

We guarantee your spring bulbs will reward you with beautiful blooms in their first season when planted and cared for according to our instructions. 

Bulbs are incredibly reliable when given the right start. Follow our planting guides for timing, depth, and location to ensure success. 

If your spring bulbs fail to produce blooms by the end of the season following planting, submit a warranty claim using our online form.  

Which Bulbs should I plant next to roses?

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Bulb Details
Type Allium
Bloom Time Late Spring to Early Summer
Color Purple
Fragrance Lightly Fragrant
Hardiness Zone Zone 4-9
Hardiness Zone Map 4-9
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