We've compiled a list of our favorite summer annual and perennial flowers that require minimal care. For a summer garden ...

Millenium' Allium can be grown in USDA hardiness zones ... as these typically bloom in late summer. Better yet, these outstanding flowers will last for around one month and are regarded as a ...

Collecting allium seeds requires attention to timing ... Meanwhile, wild onion varieties will be ready in late summer or early fall. Alliums contain a cluster of abundant, tiny flowers, so ...

The following bulbs, with admittedly quieter blooms, extend allium bloom season from late spring into deep summer. In May, the moody blooms of Sicilian honey garlic (Nectaroscordum siculum ...

Plant plenty for the best effect. Allium tanguticum ‘Summer Beauty’: With golf-ball-size light pink blooms well into July and August, this allium forms clumps to become a sturdy, drought ...

Check out our guide on everything to know about how to grow chives. This flavorful allium is a must for any herb garden—it's ...

They bloom in May and June — rose time in the Mid-Atlantic — when the garden is at its most verdant as it transitions to summer ... allium, but with bright yellow flowers on 10-inch stems in ...

Planting alliums gives you the same punch in the late-spring garden as using ... inches tall and is zingy in containers. As summer advances, later allium come into their own.

From the giant umbels to the smaller blooms, you can have allium flowers from late spring through summer if you plan well. In my opinion, the best alliums are the showiest ones with the biggest heads.

Between 2013 and 2016 the RHS trialled more than 100 allium varieties ... Flowers in late June leaving highly attractive seed heads for late summer interest. Statuesque 'Everest' has a sturdy ...

You’ve nurtured each bloom to show off in the garden but just can’t bring yourself to steal a few flowers to enjoy in a vase. You’re not alone. And it turns out, there’s a way to do both.

Allium bulbs need to be planted at the same ... heads stand tall amidst lush late season flowers, holding on through late summer into fall, sometimes into winter. "The seed heads are every bit ...