120-012D4 Allium stellatum ( Prairie onion. ) |
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Although the standard description of Allium stellatum, a prairie native, says that it blooms after the foliage dies back, our form (perhaps due to our temperate climate) maintains its foliage during bloom. The two-inch rosy globe flowers are produced on and off from midsummer forward. Mid- to late summer. 8-14 in. x 3-4 in. Rose flowers Sun Zones 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 |
| 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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