Allium schubertii 'Arctic Snow'
Allium schubertii 'Arctic Snow'
This is a stop-you-in-your-tracks bulb, one of the whopper firework alliums with flower globes up to 30cm wide. Super unique with its pure white flowers, oh-so-lovely against the green stems. Brand new, unusual, unmissable, and totally perennial, will be popping up every year for decades.
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Allium petals are edible, you can scatter them on salads. We use the more delicate types like cowanii and unifolium most often at Perch Hill.
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The best of the best
Discover exclusive and limited edition varieties that you won't find else where. Our dahlia range is all trialled and tested by Sarah and the team at Perch Hill to perform well in your garden. We know because we grow them too.
The best of the best
Discover exclusive and limited edition varieties that you won't find else where. Our dahlia range is all trialled and tested by Sarah and the team at Perch Hill to perform well in your garden. We know because we grow them too.
Growing Guide
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how deep do allium bulbs need to be planted?
As a general rule, make sure the hole is at least twice the depth of the bulb, and leave a gap of at least 3 times the bulb width between each bulb.
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are alliums perennial?
Yes, alliums are perennial bulbs and will return each spring. They should in fact form clumps, and spread each year so they’re hugely rewarding and excellent value.
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how do you dry alliums?
Pick fading seedheads and leave them somewhere cool and dry for a few months, such as a shed or cellar. I love to dry my seedheads and then spray paint them silver to use as Christmas decorations.
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do alliums grow in shade?
Most alliums need full sun to grow strong and flower well. Nectaroscordum siculum (Allium bulgaricum) will take some shade.
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can I divide alliums?
Over a few years, allium bulbs can clump up by producing offsets, and a drift of alliums can become congested. When this happens, thin them out. When they have finished flowering, lift and divide them. Replant bulbs elsewhere in the garden, or share with a friend.
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