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Growing Allium?

What do I do with allium bulbs when they are finished?

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June 6, 20180 found this helpful

This site gives really good info on their care. www.easytogrowbulbs.com/.../allium-planting-guide

Just curious, I love these. Do you dry them? If so, do the hold up well in arrangements or are they fragile. I have a space I have been debating between these and purple iris. Thanks!

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June 7, 20180 found this helpful

Allium are good in floral arrangements and are not too fragile but they are messy. They drop little black seeds (like poppy seeds) as soon as they start to dry. I decided to leave my flowers alone this year and let the seeds fall in the bed. Hopefully, this will result in more allium in years to come.

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I'm not sure about drying but I bet they would do pretty well.

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June 6, 20180 found this helpful

After they finish blooming, cut off the dead foliage and leave them alone. They will bloom again.

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June 7, 20180 found this helpful

I just leave mine in the ground and they come back every year. I started with 1 blossom and I had 5 bloom this year. I probably planted the original bulb about 6 years ago.

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I need to divide them so that I'll get more blossoms in a couple of years. It's best to wait until the fall to move them, according to what I have read.

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