Allium caeruleum

Allium caeruleumAllium Caeruleum is an ornamental onion with few thin leaves towards the base, on the top of the main stem forms a spherical umbel densely packed with star shaped flowers approximately 3cm in diameter with corn flower blue hues. Rare, natural blue flowerheads, Allium Caeruleum is unique splash of colour for gardeners and pollinators alike with multitudes of small flowers that attract birds, bees and butterflies. Plant in groups or use these unique

this hydrangea is perfect for both coastal and woodland gardens

but colours and bloom quality may diminish after several seasons

During flowering the plants will need a moist soil and mulching is suggested to maintain moisture

is an elegant flowering bulb celebrated for its pristine white blooms and vibrant green foliage

freestone (meaning that the pit comes easily away from the fruit's flesh) and utterly delicious

sticky resin produced by the trees when wounded

plant in beds

Overwinter the rhizomes indoors in cooler climates to ensure beautiful growth and blooms year after year

Fritillaria Imperialis Aurora are exciting blooms to plant in the garden and will do well in most moist and well-drained soils

this shrubby bush would be a lovely plant even without the berries - but when you throw in the fruits on top of that

with the green forming a star-shaped design in the centre of each flower

plant your bamboo alongside other foliage plants like ferns