White Flower Farm Allium Globemaster

The 'Globemaster' is famous for its size, producing impressive, spherical blooms that typically measure between 8 and 10 inches in diameter.

It is common for Allium foliage to fade as the plant prepares to bloom. We recommend companion planting with perennials like hostas, daylilies, or ornamental grasses to mask the lower leaves while keeping the dramatic flower heads on full display.

Yes, Allium 'Globemaster' is considered deer-resistant. The onion-like scent of the foliage is generally unappealing to deer and other browsing animals, making them a safer choice for gardens prone to wildlife visits.

While they thrive in full sun, 'Globemaster' is versatile and will tolerate partial sun conditions. Just ensure they are planted in well-drained soil to prevent bulb rot.

You can expect these to bloom from late spring into early summer, typically May through June. Once established, they are quite hardy and return as perennials year after year.