Allium (Giant Gladiator)
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Gladiator Giant Allium – 2 Bulbs
The Giant Gladiator Allium has a single stem with basal foliage that supports a round cluster of purple flowers. Alliums are deer-resistant and easy to grow in well-drained soil in full sun to partial shade. Water well after planting. Great ornamental value in the landscape and amazing cut or dried flowers.
- Light: Full sun to part shade
- Blooms: Early Summer
- Planting Depth: 8 inches
- Bulbs Per Square Foot: 3
- Planting Instructions: Plant behind or among low-growing perennials or annuals for a distinctive touch in any garden. Alliums could also be planted in large clusters for an eye-catching focal point. A bulbous perennial that multiplies naturally and will grow back each year.
- Mature Height: 32-36 inches
- Additional Notes: Deer resistant, attracts butterflies, winter hardy, cut flower
Learn about growing bulbs in Colorado on our blog and shop even more varieties of Allium at our Garden Center!
(From Netherland Bulb Company)
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