
Golden garlic (Allium moly) produces dense umbels of bright yellow flowers in midsummer on 6-12 inch stems. Robust, hardy, excellent cut flower, naturalizes rapidly. Cultivar 'Jeannine' flowers earlier with larger umbels.
Full sun to part shade, moist but not wet soil. Plant bulbs at surface. Deadhead to control spread. Sow seed when ripe or in spring; divide in fall. Self-seeds. Bulb rots in damp soils; fungal diseases, onion fly, thrips. Attracts butterflies. Fragrant foliage. Use in beds, borders, cut flowers, naturalizing. Height 6-12 inches.
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