
Stars of Persia (Allium christophii) bears 10-12 inch umbels with up to 100 star-shaped, metallic fuchsia flowers on ribbed stems. Strap-shaped, gray-green basal leaves decline as flowers form. Flowerheads dry well.
Full sun, humusy, well-drained soil. From seed in spring; remove offsets in autumn. Bulb rots in damp conditions; onion fly, thrips, fungal diseases. Showy flowers. Use in beds, borders, dried flowers, rock gardens. Height 1-3 feet.
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