American Meadows Ambassador Allium

You can expect these to reach a mature height of 36 to 48 inches. Because they grow on tall, stately stalks, they are best placed toward the back of a garden bed.

Yes, alliums are generally avoided by deer and rabbits due to their onion-like scent. While no plant is 100% immune, the Ambassador is a reliable choice if you have frequent visitors in your garden.

Absolutely. Because of their height, ensure you use a deep, heavy container to prevent them from tipping over in the wind. Provide them with full sun and well-draining soil for the best results.

Yes, the Ambassador Allium is a perennial. As long as you are planting them within their hardiness range of zones 4 through 8, they will return and bloom again each season.

We recommend a spacing of three bulbs per square foot. Planting them in groups rather than single lines will create a more dramatic, high-impact display when those 6-8 inch globes appear.

Simply cut the stems once the flower heads are fully open. They make excellent, long-lasting additions to floral arrangements, though keep in mind they will retain a faint onion scent if the stems are crushed or handled excessively.