Ipheion uniflorum Alberto Castillo

Yes, Ipheion uniflorum 'Alberto Castillo' is a reliable perennial. As long as they are planted in a well-draining spot within USDA zones 5-9, they will naturalize and return each spring.

The garlic scent is only released when the foliage is crushed or bruised. You won't notice it just by walking past the plants, but it is effective at deterring deer and rodents from snacking on them.

Absolutely. These bulbs are excellent for naturalizing in lawns. Just keep in mind that you should wait to mow the area until the foliage has yellowed and died back, which ensures the bulb stores enough energy for next year's blooms.

These bulbs thrive in full sun. While they can tolerate partial shade, you will get the most vigorous, snow-white blooms and better naturalization if they receive at least six hours of direct sunlight daily.

Yes, they are considered deer and rodent resistant. The pungent, garlic-like scent of the foliage makes them unappealing to most garden pests, making them a great choice for borders or areas where wildlife browsing is a concern.

Because they are low-growing at 3 to 6 inches, they pair beautifully with taller spring bulbs like daffodils or tulips. They also look lovely tucked into rock gardens or planted in clusters at the front of a flower bed.