Alliums: Just As Good As Tulips—But Better
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Though tulips are highly prized for a spring bloom, they do have their drawbacks, among them the need for a team of gardeners planting thousands every autumn to achieve the ideal look. Also, they die disgracefully. Alliums, on the other hand, are the most versatile of bulbs, taking on multiple personalities, channeling elegance with the best of them. They last forever, multiplying among themselves, and are a fraction of the price of the needy tulip.
Photography by Kendra Wilson, unless otherwise
Photography by Kendra Wilson, unless otherwise
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