Allium virgunculae Alba Phytolacca when growing in typical garden

when growing in typical garden soils

but with petals that can range from narrow to wide

It's best used as a container specimen in cold winter climates

This can be done most times of the year

Who says that Mother Nature doesn't have a sense of humor

Allium virgunculae Alba Phytolacca when growing in typical gardenJust when you thought the rock garden was winding down for the year, the flowers on the amazing Allium virgunculae Alba burst open in early December. This delightful dwarf allium to 8 tall is similar to the better known and slower offsetting Japanese Allium thunbergii. The tight, well behaved clumps of thread like foliage are rarely noticed until they burst into flower. Allium virgunculae, which typically has lavender flowers, hails from Japans far