Allium stipitatum 'Mount Everest'

A hybrid cross between Allium stipitatum and Allium hollandicum, 'Mount Everest' is prized for its structural height and brilliant white color. Standing three to four feet tall, this variety produces massive five-to-six-inch flower globes that persist from late spring into early summer. Unlike many of its relatives, 'Mount Everest' maintains its green foliage while in bloom, ensuring the plant looks lush even as the flowers take center stage. These sturdy stems are resilient in the wind and make for striking, long-lasting additions to floral arrangements.

Plant these bulbs in full sun and well-drained soil, though they are notably adaptable to less-than-ideal garden spots. They are drought-tolerant once established and naturalize readily, making them a low-maintenance choice for borders alongside irises, peonies, or delphiniums. Beyond their ornamental value, they are effectively deer-resistant while remaining a magnet for neighborhood pollinators. This combination of hardy growth and elegant form makes 'Mount Everest' a reliable anchor for the late-spring landscape.

Plant in full sun. Alliums are beloved by pollinators and resistant to deer, rabbit, and rodent damage.

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