Allium ‘Millenium’, Ornamental Flowering Onion, Flowering Plant, Blooms Late in Summer from Perennial Bulbs with Long-Lasting Purple Flower Orbs, Container Size: 3.5"

This ornamental onion blooms later than most Alliums, in mid-summer rather than spring. With glossy grass-like foliage that forms deep green clumps, this perennial shows off multiple flower globes as summer progresses. Each clump looks like a very full bouquet of rosy-violet toned globes. Growing from a rhizome that sends out small bulbs, this Allium is sold as a plant which looks good all season, not just when in bloom. Once settled, it can be divided in fall or spring if you want it to multiply, but you will not have to worry much about self-seeding. This Allium stays put, and it adds a lot of great color (and whimsical flower form), mid-season.

• Live Plant, Full: Grown from a rhizome that produces Allium Millenium Bulbs, your plant will be ready to put into the ground for mid-summer blooming at a time when other ornamental onions' flowers will have gone by
• Purple Spheres: Flowers are purple spheres on tall stems, very visible in the middle of a garden or a back border
• Clumping: With the Millenium Allium Plant, you can expect multiple blooms atop a nice clump of greenery; lots of rosy purple color from one perennial
• U.S.-Grown: Grown in and on U.S. soil, in our greenhouse that we have run for over four decades; traveling of your plant is minimized, and you'll know what you are getting
• Safety: Your plant will have been grown using safe growing methods
• Deer and Rabbit Resistant: Animals don't like the taste of an onion, so they won't bother your plant; you can grow multiples of this ornamental flowering onion, and deer and bunnies will steer clear of your flower display