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An Amazing Perennial for your mid to late summer garden 💜

Short0:08Howto & StylePublished Aug 22, 2026, 4:07 PM · 8w ago
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Allium 'Millenium' is a must have perennial for a sunny garden. Round unique blooms that pollinators love! They prefer full sun but can tolerate part sun/part shade also. Alliums come in both bulb form that you plant in Fall for Spring blooms, and these perennial clumping varieties that bloom in summer! I have several varieties in my garden and just love them all. Millennium, lavender bubbles which blooms after millennium and foliage has a hint of blue. Summer beauty which has more of a light pink bloom, all the buzz by @provenwinners that blooms earlier than most, and bobblehead by @provenwinners winners with larger sphere shaped blooms in a very light purple color @waltersgardens . All gorgeous! Did you know they are part of the onion family?! Do you grow alliums in your garden? Specs 💜 📏 Height: 15–20" ↔️ Spread: 10–15" ☀️ Light: Full sun to part shade 🌸 Blooms: Mid to late summer (July–August) 🗺️ Zones: USDA 4–9 🌿 Perks: Pollinator magnet, deer/rabbit resistant, drought tolerant #garden #gardening #flowers #plants #planting

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