Allium Christophii

Allium christophii, the Star of Persia, astonishes with spherical blooms of delicate, star-shaped florets in shades of lavender to silvery-lilac. Towering 18 to 24 inches, its striking inflorescence rests upon sturdy stems. A fusion of architectural marvel and suspended celebration, these globe-like flowers exude both elegance and intrigue. Their papery remnants sustain visual interest beyond blooming. A distinctive blend of onion and garlic scents accompanies the allure. Hardy and undemanding, Allium christophii thrives, making it a favored choice. Blooming from late spring to early summer, it harmonizes well with perennials. Whether clustered or solitary, it transforms gardens into captivating natural galleries.