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Allium ‘Ostara’ is a cross between Allium karataviense and Allium atropurpureum with the best qualities from its parents. Reddish-purple globes hover around 12” tall on stocky stems above broad leaves. Retains its foliage better than other allium while blooming. A sun-loving bulb blooming late spring-early summer and then summer dormant. Minimum temperature...

Towering, dense, lavender-purple starry globes up to 5-inch diameter top sturdy stems. A colony of this slowly spreading Allium creates a dramatic effect in the garden. Double the drama with oriental poppies or another strong complement in yellow or orange if you are so bold! Blooms late spring to early summer. Available...

This low growing allium is sure to catch your eye despite its small stature. An adorable character with broad, ribbed grayish blue-green leaves framing its soft, rounded face–a globe of purplish pink stars. Drought tolerant and prefers a break from water as leaves die back. With choice location these can slowly...

A showstopping variety with giant 6" rose-purple spheres on stems reaching up to 3' tall! Beloved by butterflies and bees and resistant to deer and rodents—can't beat that combination Use this flowering bulb to create architectural interest in your garden borders. These drought-tolerant flowers also make a beautiful addition to bouquets. Minimum...

Spectacular 8-inch, starry, violet-purple spheres have silver anthers: a firmament; aptly named.  Minimum temperature: -20° F

Long-lasting reddish-purple umbels bloom on tall stems in late spring. Flowers form an oval dome rather than a round ball to make them all the more interesting. They prefer to be moist in the winter and dry in the summer. Mature size: 2-3 ft T Minimum temperature: -40° F

A rare offering! Raspberry pink 4-6" blooms grow above blue-grey foliage in late spring through early summer. Minimum temperature: -20° F

A supernova of a flower: giant 12–16 inch diameter, starry, metallic purple orbs always command a second glance and concomitant raves. The stems are relatively short, so place these bulbs near the front of a dry border or walk. It makes a huge sparkler that won't scare dogs and cats on the 4th of July...

Charming lavender-pink clusters of little bell flowers nod on arched stems up to 14" tall in early summer. This is a northwest native that reseeds lightly. Sweet. It seems to us that the flower color of the clone we raise is on the darker end of the color spectrum compared to...

Three-Cornered Leek, named for its triangular stem, is a late spring-flowering bulb that hosts drooping one-sided umbels of white bell-shaped flowers with green stripes along each petal. Angled, grassy leaves have a distinct onion odor when crushed. Entire plant is edible- cooked or raw. Plant in shade to part shade. Will spread...

3-inch globes of star-shaped white flowers marked with lavender and pink are held high on stiff stems. Pollinators love it but rabbits, rodents, and deer don't! North American native. Mature size: 16 in T Minimum temperature: -40° F

Exciting, 8-12 inch spheres of sparkling lavender to amethyst flowers on upright stems are eye-catching, late spring garden "ornaments" and are spectacular when dried: spray-paint them if you dare! Available for shipping only while dormant. Mature size: 1-2 feet tall Minimum temperature: -30° F

Alone, these pleated blue-green leaves would be enough, but then 3" diameter white spheres on short stems nestle in between just to be curious and cute. Give them a dry resting period in summer. Ships when dormant between Aug 1 - April 1. temperature: -30° F

In early summer, loose clusters of flower bells in shades of ivory-green & purple-pink on tall stems. The seedheads are fun in a dry arrangement. Ships when fully dormant: September through March Perennial bulb; mature size: 30 in T Minimum temperature: -10° F

Stunning blood-red flowers on 2' tall stems come into bloom here simultaneously with Allium 'Globemaster' and Asphodeline lutea for a memorable vignette. Velvet-black and purple centers. Minimum temperature: -40° F