• Allium neapolitanum (Naples Garlic) is a charming, compact ornamental onion with profuse clusters of star-shaped blossoms from late spring to summer
• Fragrant, long-lasting blooms are a bee magnet and nectar-rich flowers attract butterflies
• This drought-tolerant heirloom naturalizes readily in warm zones, multiplying overtime to fill in the garden
• Reaching 12 inches tall, this baby is perfect for layering with taller Alliums and lining pathways and edges
Description
Allium neapolitanum delights with clusters of white, star-shaped florets that form 3- to 4-inch flower heads. These enduring blooms appear from late spring to early summer, gracefully perched above slender, strap-like leaves, and are ideal for cut flower arrangements. Known as Naples Garlic, this drought-tolerant heirloom naturalizes effortlessly, spreading over time to enhance garden spaces. Its compact size makes it perfect for planting beneath taller Alliums.
