For planting in the Fall of 2025 Shipping early to mid October!! Schubertii Allium is an extraordinary and unusual heirloom bulb that has been growing in gardens since the late 1800's. Spherical umbels are formed from dozens of petite star-shaped lilac-hued flowers that burst outward and appear as if they exploded open. After blooming, seed heads remain and offer ornamental appeal for the garden, floral arrangements, and crafting projects. Also known as a tumbleweed onion, its dried heads fall off and get swept away by the wind, spreading its seeds by tumbling around. 1 order (3 bulbs)- $12.50 PLANTING GUIDE Allium schuberti Perennial, Zones 5-8 Bulb Planting Depth: 6-8” Height: 16-20” Spacing: 1 bulb per square foot, 8-12” apart Light Needs: Full sun Soil Needs: Average to Fertile, well-drained Bloom Time: Late spring-early summer Uses: Flower beds, containers, naturalizing, borders, fresh or dried flower arrangements, attracts pollinators and butterflies, deer resistant, drought tolerant Care: Amend soil with compost before planting bulbs. Feed with a granular flower bulb fertilizer on the surface at planting time and/or in the spring when the leaves emerge. Leaves wither and die as they bloom. It will produce small bulbs, “offsets” that can be divided from the main bulb and transplanted after a few growing seasons. SORRY, WE CANNOT SHIP ALLIUMS TO: APO, PR and FOREIGN COUNTRIES. CERTAIN COUNTIES IN IDAHO AND WASHINGTON HAVE QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS. PLEASE CHECK TO SEE IF YOU LIVE IN ANY OF THESE COUNTIES.
