Allium flowers belong to the Allium genus in the Amaryllidaceae family, which also includes onion, garlic, and chives. These ornamental flowering plants are native to Asia, Europe, and North America. Alliums are known for their globe-shaped flower heads and are found in many different shades of pink, white, or blue. They grow from bulbs and thrive in full sun with permeable soil.
Additionally, allium flowers are popular in ornamental gardens because of their dramatic appearance. These blooms are low-maintenance, deer-resistant, and mostly pest-free. Popular as border cover plants, Allium can instantly enhance any landscape.