Allium Giganteum

Attracts pollinators with its huge flower heads!
Allium giganteum looks just like its name sounds—massive 15–20 cm, spherical umbels are made up of hundreds of small, violet-purple florets. The flower heads rest atop thick, sturdy 90–185 cm tall stems, ideal for adding vertical interest to a back border or creating a colourful focal point. Butterflies and bees love them, but pesky deer and rabbits stay away. Drought tolerant, too!