Allium 'Ostara' (5 Pack)

Allium 'Ostara' encapsulates the enchanting spirit of spring with its delicate yet captivating presence. This variety of allium showcases graceful, bell-shaped flowers that dangle from slender stems, reminiscent of wind chimes swaying in the breeze. The flower clusters boast a soft and inviting purple hue, evoking a sense of tranquility in garden landscapes. 'Ostara' adds a touch of elegance to borders, rock gardens, and woodland settings, making it a wonderful choice for welcoming the new season.

Why We Like It:

• Ethereal Elegance: The bell-shaped flowers of Allium 'Ostara' exude a delicate and ethereal beauty, adding a sense of grace to spring gardens.
• Lilac Luminance: The soft purple color of the flower clusters infuses the garden with a gentle and soothing aura, enhancing the overall ambiance.
• Versatile Placement: 'Ostara''s compact size and enchanting form make it suitable for various garden settings, from formal borders to naturalistic landscapes.

What to Know:

• Sun and Soil: Plant in well-draining soil and provide full to partial sun for optimal growth and charming blooms.
• Planting Depth: Place bulbs about 4-6 inches deep in the soil to encourage healthy root development and emergence.
• Spacing: Space bulbs approximately 4-6 inches apart to allow for proper growth and the graceful hanging flowers.
• Watering: Maintain moderate moisture levels during the growing season, ensuring the soil does not become overly saturated.
• Spring Splendor: Allium 'Ostara' blooms during the spring months, heralding the arrival of warmer days with its dainty and delightful flowers.

Flower Colour:

• The flower clusters of Allium 'Ostara' exhibit a soft and inviting purple shade, contributing to its charming and serene presence.

Planting Months:

• September
• October

Flowering Months:

• April
• May

Height and Spread:

• At full growth, Allium 'Ostara' reaches a height of approximately 25-30 cm (10-12 inches) with a spread of about 10-15 cm (4-6 inches), creating a subtle yet captivating visual impact in the garden.