Graceful Allium

Description from Breck's

The name says it all: this recent introduction is as poised and charming as they come. Each globeshaped bloom is actually a cluster of up to 40 petite, shiny white to pale pink flowers whose lavender stamens create a beautiful effect. We find alliums to be highly underrated and cannot recommend them enough–as North American natives, they perform exceptionally in most areas of the country, and their unique form adds exquisite interest to the garden. Plus, they are a natural pest deterrent. Alliums are not available in ID and WA.

• Botanical Name  : Allium amplectum ‘Graceful’
• Form : Perennial
• Hardiness Zone : 3-9
• Flowering Time : Early – Mid Summer
• Light Requirements : Full Sun;Half Sun / Half Shade
• Flower Color White to pale pink flowers, the top of the flowers are a pale lavender
• Flower Form Ball-shaped, spherical flowers
• Foliage Type Green strap-like leaves at the bottom of stem
• Growth Rate Medium
• Zones 3 to 9