Allium Neapolitanum

Also called Naples garlic, this charming heirloom bears clusters of pure white, star-shaped flowers on wiry stems in late spring. Fragrant and long-lasting as cut flowers, the bulbs naturalize freely in sun or light shade, forming drifts that widen every season.

• 50 bulbs
• Bloom time: May-June
• Plant 6-8″ deep and 8-10″ apart in full sun. Plant in fall after soil temps drop to 55F.
• Horticultural zones 6-10
• Height: approximately 14-18″
• Bulb size: 5+ cm.
• Deer and rabbit-resistant
• State restrictions prohibit shipping to Idaho, Oregon, and the following counties in Washington State: Adams, Benton, Franklin, Grant, and Klickitat