Allium bulgaricum (formerly known as Nectaroscordum siculum) Exclusive this shade perennial adds rich

this shade perennial adds rich color and texture to shade gardens

These tulips are sure to be attention-getters when they burst into bloom in mid to late spring

while cooler temperatures bring out their orange tones

Love is in bloom in early to midsummer borders when this trend-setting duo is in residence

Allium bulgaricum (formerly known as Nectaroscordum siculum) Exclusive this shade perennial adds richFormerly known as Allium bulgaricum, the Nectaroscordum siculum or Sicilian Honey Garlic has clusters of bell shaped greenish flowers, flushed purple and edged white. It grows 36" tall and flowers May June. Nectaroscordum will tolerate poor garden soil, and once established, it will naturalize easily. Traditionally, Allium bulgaricum are known for being deer resistant and make excellent cut flowers.