
Blue globe onion (Allium caeruleum) produces dense clusters of bright blue flowerheads up to 1 inch wide on 1-3 foot stems. Leaves clasp the stem and die back before flowering. A rare true blue in the bulb world.
Full sun, well-drained, average to dry soil. Sow seed in spring; divide clumps in spring. Bulb rot in damp conditions; onion fly, thrips. Showy flowers and seed heads. Use in beds, borders, cottage gardens, meadow gardens, rock gardens. Height 1-3 feet.
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