Allium Mixture Bulbs – Jewel-Toned Multicolor Ornamental Onion Collection, Deer Resistant, Fall Planting

Allium Mixture is a curated collection of jewel-toned ornamental alliums that picks up right where spring bulbs like grape hyacinths leave off — delivering a fantastic multicolored display of globe flowers every late spring in a range of purples, pinks, whites, and blues. These are the best-looking members of the Allium family, selected and mixed to create a naturalistic, succession-of-color effect in borders, cottage gardens, and naturalized plantings. Plant in generous clusters for a sweeping, flowing effect, letting the bold flower stalks rise above neighboring perennials whose foliage naturally masks the alliums' base. Deer resistant and a true perennial display that returns reliably year after year.

Why Gardeners Love It

• Jewel-toned multicolor display — purples, pinks, whites, and blues all in one mix
• Picks up perfectly after spring bulbs — a beautiful seasonal transition
• Ideal for naturalizing at the front of the garden or in drifts
• Deer resistant and virtually pest-free
• Best planted in clusters of several bulbs close together for maximum visual impact
• Returns year after year with no replanting needed

Growing Details

• Type: Ornamental Allium Mix
• Bloom colors: Multicolor (purples, pinks, whites, blues)
• Bloom time: Late spring
• Bulb size: 5–7 cm
• Sunlight: Full sun to part shade
• Soil: Well-drained
• USDA Hardiness Zones: 4–8
• Planting depth: 3–4 inches (2× bulb height)
• Spacing: ~3 inches between clusters; can be spaced closer in containers
• When to plant: Fall

Planting & Care

Plant bulbs in fall in a sunny, well-drained spot. Place roots pointing down and the spike pointing up, 3–4 inches deep. Plant in clusters of several bulbs set close together for a full, naturalistic display. Water well after planting. Allow foliage to die back naturally after blooming — plant next to other perennials whose foliage will cover the allium base as flowers finish. No need to water heavily during the summer rest period. Returns and naturalizes beautifully year after year.