Allium Cristophii
Description
Allium cristophii, also known as the Star of Persia, boasts large, spherical flower heads that can reach diameters of up to 25 cm (10 inches). These flower heads consist of numerous star-shaped, metallic-lilac florets, creating a mesmerizing effect in the garden. The plant itself grows from a bulb and typically reaches heights of around 60-90 cm (24-36 inches).
Botanical Features
Flowers: The spherical flower heads are composed of numerous individual florets, each with six petals, forming a dense globe.
Leaves: Strap-shaped, gray-green leaves emerge from the base of the plant, providing a complementary backdrop to the striking flowers.
Stems: Sturdy, upright stems support the large flower heads, ensuring they remain prominently displayed in the garden.
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