Allium hybrid 'Windy City' PP28100

– Highly attractive to pollinators; excellent bee plant.

– Deer and rabbit resistant.

– Spring foliage, summer bloom, seed heads in fall, dormant in winter.

– Rock gardens – perennial borders – pollinator gardens – mass planting – cut flower arrangements

– Narrow, upright, green strap-like foliage.

– May fade after flowering.

– Round lavender-purple globes on 12–18 inch stems.

– Flowers in mid to late summer, lasting weeks.

– Plant in spring or fall in full sun and well-draining soil.

– Avoid heavy, wet soils – may rot over winter.

– Space 8–12 inches apart in clusters for impact.

– Deadhead or leave seed heads for late-season interest.

– Remove yellowing foliage in late summer.

– Low once established.

– Prefers dry summers and resents wet winter soils.

– Requires full sun to bloom strongly and avoid flopping.

– Excellent for fresh or dried floral arrangements.

– Add bulb fertilizer or compost at planting and again in spring.

– Pollinated by bees, hoverflies, and butterflies.

– Self-fertile and ornamental.

– Nepeta, Salvia, Sedum, Perovskia, Echinacea, Gaillardia.

– Looks great with fine grasses like Stipa tenuissima or Festuca.