5 pieces Allium bulbs, ornamental onion - Globemaster - purplish blue flowers - flower bulbs | ↕5 cm | Ø0 cm

The Dutch name for allium is "ornamental onion". This is the commonly used name for the plants belonging to the genus Allium.

The 'Globemaster' is a spectacular variety of Allium, known for its large globe-shaped flower heads and impressive height. Here are some details about this beautiful plant:

Description
Flower color: Deep purplish blue to lavender-colored flowers.
Bloom height: Can reach heights of 80 to 100 cm.
Blooming period: Blooming occurs in late spring to early summer, usually from May to June.
Leaf: Broad, flat leaves that usually turn yellow and wilt as blooming progresses.

Growing conditions
Light: Prefers full sun to partial shade.
Soil: Well-draining soil is essential. Avoid soggy ground.
Water: Water moderately during the growing season.
Hardiness: Hardy in most climates, but may benefit from a layer of mulch in colder areas.

Planting instructions
Planting time: Plant the bulbs in the fall, about 15-20 cm deep and 20-30 cm apart.
Aftercare: Water well after planting. Allow the leaves to completely wither after blooming before removing them.

Garden design
'Globemaster' alliums are ideal for the back of borders due to their height and globe-shaped flowers.
Combine them with shorter perennials for a layered effect.
Also suitable for flower beds and natural garden designs.

Number of bulbs / flower bulbs
If you have 5 pieces of the 'Globemaster' allium bulbs, you can create a nice cluster or a small group in your garden. Make sure to give them space to grow, as indicated above, for optimal blooming and healthy development. Enjoy the impressive flowers and the vertical accent they will add to your garden!