Allium 'Around the Globe' Mix Bulbs – Giant Ornamental Onion Collection, Deer Resistant, Fall Planting

Allium 'Around the Globe' Mix brings together four of the most spectacular giant ornamental alliums in one curated collection — Ambassador, Gladiator, His Excellency, and Mount Everest — delivering a stunning sequence of towering globe flowers in violet-blue and pure white from late spring through early summer. With 4-foot stems and 12–14+ cm bulbs for maximum flower impact, this mix ensures weeks of dramatic vertical blooms that stagger naturally in succession, keeping your borders looking spectacular well after spring tulips and daffodils have faded. Deer resistant, a pollinator magnet, and outstanding as both fresh and dried cut flowers.

What's In the Mix

• Allium Ambassador — Large violet-purple globes, among the tallest alliums available
• Allium Gladiator — Bold 6-inch violet-blue globes on 5-foot stems
• Allium His Excellency — 5-inch violet-blue globes on 4-foot stems, long-lasting foliage
• Allium Mount Everest — Pure white globe flowers, elegant contrast to the blue-violet varieties

Why Gardeners Love It

• Four legendary giant alliums in one collection — maximum impact, zero guesswork
• Naturally staggered bloom times — weeks of succession color
• Towering 4–5 foot stems add dramatic vertical structure to borders
• Deer resistant and loved by bees and butterflies
• Top-size 12–14+ cm bulbs for vigorous first-year flowering
• Excellent fresh and dried cut flowers

Growing Details

• Type: Ornamental Allium Mix (Giant)
• Bloom colors: Violet-blue and white
• Bloom time: Late spring to early summer (June)
• Height: 4–5 feet
• Bulb size: 12–14+ cm
• Sunlight: Full sun to part shade
• USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–8
• Planting depth: 2× bulb height
• Spacing: 5–6 inches apart
• When to plant: Fall

Planting & Care

Plant bulbs pointed tip up in well-drained soil in fall, at a depth of about twice the height of the bulb. Fertilize with bulb food at planting. Water well after planting. Allow foliage to die back naturally after blooming. Deadhead to prevent self-seeding or leave seedheads for continued fall ornamental interest.