Allium (Nectaroscordum) tripedale

Like A. siculum above, but with more numerous flowers in a gorgeous soft pink, which emerge like hatchlings from their translucent sheath. Happy in sun or part shade and not as difficult to grow as the price may suggest and certainly no thug, but uncommon and very select. Persistent and increasing in our heavy loam in some summer shade. How should one say the name? I am not sure, but I hope that it should be ‘tripi-dali‘ rather than ‘tripe-dale’.

Planting Instructions

Allium tripedale bulbs should be planted point up about 4" (10cm) deep and 3-4" (8-10cm) apart in sun or part shade,

Plant Details

Flowers         June
Height           60" (150cm)
Hardy