SCHUBERTII

• Late spring flowering
• Fragrant
• 2 Pack
• Great for naturalizing and as cut flowers
  
• Zone 5

Allium “Schubertii” (a.k.a. “Schubert’s Allium” or the “tumbleweed onion”) sports a 12-inch wide bloom comprised of many small, pink star-shaped florets. These fragrant florets are less densely packed than what is usual for alliums, providing a unique look that is sure to stand out! Easily grown in rich, sandy to gritty, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soil in full sun. Plants will naturalize to form dense, slowly-spreading clumps over time. They perform best in sun but can handle a bit of shade. Established plantings have good drought tolerance. Plant new bulbs 4" deep and 8" apart in the fall (Sept-Dec) for a late Spring (May - June) bloom. This easy-to-grow variety is resistant to deer, however, note that alliums are poisonous if ingested by pets. Add “Schubertii” to cut flower arrangements, whether fresh or dried, to make any bouquet “pop”!

Colour	Pink
Bulb Size	14-16 cm
Bloom Size	12” W
Sun Requirements	Full to Part Sun
Water	Moderate to dry
Fragrant	Yes
Height	16”
Plant	Sept-Dec
Bloom	May - June
Planting Depth	4"
Space Apart	8"
Deer Resistant	Yes
Skill Level	Easy
Zone	Zones 3-9
Toxic	Toxic to pets