Allium Karataviense Bulbs

These flower bulbs are standard yet innovative. Anybody can find a variety that fits perfectly in their garden.

These bulbs are easy to flower in spring. They can be planted in groups from September until December.

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The allium karataviense is also called the turkistan onion. It is a compact, bulbuous perennial. Each stem is topped with a large spherical flower that has a mild fragrance. The leaves and the bulb have a mild onion-like aroma.

Allium is the botanical name for ornamental onions. Allium means 'sharp', which is very appropriate because of the flavour onions give to dishes. The allium is a special appearance in the garden and insects, butterflies and bees love the many flowers of the allium.