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10 PURPLE SENSATION SEEDS (Allium aflatunense) LARGE 4-6″ FLOWERS Butterflies

July 8, 2026

10 PURPLE SENSATION SEEDS (Allium aflatunense)(Allium aflatunense) is a Flower that Makes a Gorgeous Addition to Your Landscape, and Attracts Butterflies and other Pollinators. It has Large, Violet-Purple Multi-Flowered Rounded Umbels that are Held on Tall Leafless Stems. An Interesting Fact about Them is that They will Bloom when the Daffodils and Tulips are Done but Before the Perennials get Started. It Will Grow 24-36 Inches Tall. Alliums are drought tolerant so are unlikely to need watering if planted in the ground; they will be watered by rain through the winter. If there’s a long dry spell in April or May, water accordingly, paying particular attention to pots which can dry out quickly. Alliums do best in full sun to partial shade.Zones 4-8Allium Germination:1) Cold stratify by placing in a zip lock bag filled with moist vermiculite or peat moss and place in the fridge for 60 days. Periodically check to ensure they stay moist, but not wet.2) Fill treys with a quality soilless medium. Wet and let drain well. 3) Place 2 seeds in each trey cell or container, and lightly cover with 1/8″ of vermiculite. Use a spray bottle to keep moist by misting.4) Keep them at a room temperature of 72 degrees. 5) Expect germination in 7-10 days.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”

10 PURPLE SENSATION SEEDS (Allium aflatunense) LARGE 4-6″ FLOWERS Butterflies

July 8, 2026

10 PURPLE SENSATION SEEDS (Allium aflatunense)(Allium aflatunense) is a Flower that Makes a Gorgeous Addition to Your Landscape, and Attracts Butterflies and other Pollinators. It has Large, Violet-Purple Multi-Flowered Rounded Umbels that are Held on Tall Leafless Stems. An Interesting Fact about Them is that They will Bloom when the Daffodils and Tulips are Done but Before the Perennials get Started. It Will Grow 24-36 Inches Tall. Alliums are drought tolerant so are unlikely to need watering if planted in the ground; they will be watered by rain through the winter. If there’s a long dry spell in April or May, water accordingly, paying particular attention to pots which can dry out quickly. Alliums do best in full sun to partial shade.Zones 4-8Allium Germination:1) Cold stratify by placing in a zip lock bag filled with moist vermiculite or peat moss and place in the fridge for 60 days. Periodically check to ensure they stay moist, but not wet.2) Fill treys with a quality soilless medium. Wet and let drain well. 3) Place 2 seeds in each trey cell or container, and lightly cover with 1/8″ of vermiculite. Use a spray bottle to keep moist by misting.4) Keep them at a room temperature of 72 degrees. 5) Expect germination in 7-10 days.”Please Contact us First if you Need Anything”

USDA Organic Romanian Red Garlic Bulbs | Spicy Gourmet Garlic | California Grown

July 8, 2026

Experience the fiery character of ourUSDA Organic Romanian Red garlic, a bold and zesty variety grown with care on our family farm in California. Known for its intense heat and rich flavor, this hardneck garlic brings serious punch to your favorite savory dishes.

USDA Organic Romanian Red Garlic Bulbs | Spicy Gourmet Garlic | California Grown

July 8, 2026

Experience the fiery character of ourUSDA Organic Romanian Red garlic, a bold and zesty variety grown with care on our family farm in California. Known for its intense heat and rich flavor, this hardneck garlic brings serious punch to your favorite savory dishes.

100 German Giant Garlic Seeds Bulb Seed Organic Natural Home Vegetable Garden

July 8, 2026

They have a variety of features, including being edible, draught resistant, cold resistant, flowering, and fast growing. The garlic has a black color and is perfect for indoor and outdoor planting. It is a type of Allium and has a life cycle of an annual.

Garlic Chives Seeds Allium tuberosum Free Shipping!

July 8, 2026

Hailing from western China, garlic chives (Allium tuberosum) have been a staple in Asian cooking for thousands of years. The subtly garlic-scented leaves of Allium tuberosum are frequently used more as a vegetable than an herb, and they can easily replace regular chives.

Chives Seeds Allium schoenoprasum Free Shipping!

July 8, 2026

Chives, the oldest known edible onion species, have been utilized in China since around 3000 B.C. Sowing: Chives thrive in various soil types, but they really like rich, well-drained soil and either full sun or partial shade.

Scarlet Bandit Bunching Onion Seeds, Red Bunching Scallions, FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

Scarlet Bandit bunching onion (. ).

Giant Musselburgh Leek Seeds, Scotch Giant, NON-GMO, Heirloom, FREE SHIPPING

July 8, 2026

Giant Musselburgh leek (. porrum ) is a hardy, heirloom variety from 19th-century Scotland. Rich in vitamins A, C, and K, antioxidants, and fiber, it supports immune health and digestion.

250 CHIVES SEEDS (Allium schoenoprasum) -GREEN ONION NON-GMO | Aromatic Herbs US

July 8, 2026

CHIVES SEEDS (Allium schoenoprasum) -. (Allium schoenoprasum) Micro chives have an onion taste that can add color and flavor to any micro salad. They look like tiny scallions. Use in place of onions on a sandwich.

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