Allium angulosum (pyrenaicum)

Wonderfully easy to grow plants. Bright glossy green leaved with lots of low pale lilac flowers in the height of summer when butterflies and hoverflies jostle to feed on them. We supply small clumps to be planted 9” (22cm) apart, in the sun where it is not too dry. Divide them again when they are thick. It originally came from Eastern Russia and is grown in Siberia as Mouse Garlic and salted for winter use.

Planting Instructions

Allium angulosum does best in a reasonably sunny and not too dry spot, the small clumps planted 9" (22cm) apart. It is very hardy and tolerant of acid or alkaline soils, though does need moist conditions to become established. We supply small clumps, when these clumps have grown large they can be divided up (either in the autumn or spring) .

Plant Details

Flowers July/August
Height 12" (30cm)
Hardy