120-010D4 Allium cernuum |
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Allium cernuum is a N. American native that forms unusual whorls of low, narrow, strap-shaped foliage. Foot high stems bear loose umbels of pendant flowers. Late spring to early summer. 1 ft. x 2 in. Pink flowers Sun Zones 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
| Like other members of the allium family, the scent and taste of both foilage and flowers is usually not favored by deer. | |
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