Allium 'Pink Jewel'

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Pink Jewel' keeps its sparkle even after it's done blooming. The dried seed heads hold their shape beautifully and can be sprayed silver or gold for stunning Christmas decorations.

A sparkling gem for the early summer garden, 'Pink Jewel' produces perfectly formed, 4-inch globes of a clear, bright lilac-pink. The colour is incredibly cheerful and vibrant, and the flowers are held on strong, upright stems that give it a neat and tidy appearance. Each tiny floret in the globe has a small green eye, adding a subtle touch of detail. 'Pink Jewel' is a fantastic choice for adding a pop of bright, unapologetic pink to your garden. It works beautifully in containers and makes for a long-lasting and delightful cut flower that brings its joyful colour indoors. A real treasure for any pink-themed planting scheme.

Botanical name Allium 'Pink Jewel'
Flower colour Soft pink
Bulb size Not specified
Established height 70-80 cm
Established spread 15-20 cm
Plant spacing Not specified
Leaf colour Green
Habit Upright
Life cycle Perennial
Hardiness Fully hardy
Years to establish 1st year
Sunlight Full sun
Position Sheltered
Suitable for Borders, Cut flower gardens
Soil acidity Any
Soil moisture Free draining
Soil type Loam, Sandy
RHS Award (AGM) Not specified
Growing skill Easy to grow
Pollinator-friendly Yes
Deer resistant Yes

Where to Plant:

For the strongest stems and the clearest, most beautiful pink colouring, a site that receives a full day of sun is essential. As with all tall alliums, the soil must be free-draining, as they will not tolerate waterlogged conditions, especially during their winter dormancy. This variety, with its large, airy globes of soft pink, is ideal for the middle of a herbaceous border. It provides a gentle but definite vertical accent, and its colour mixes wonderfully with blues, whites, and other pastel shades.

How to Plant:

The best time for planting is in the autumn. The large bulbs need to be planted deeply to help support the tall flower spikes. Dig a hole around 15-20cm deep and place the bulb inside with the pointed end facing towards the sky. Space individual bulbs at least 25-30cm apart to ensure the large flower heads do not feel crowded and have space to shine. For a powerful visual effect, plant them in generous drifts or clumps.

Aftercare:

After the impressive pink globes have finished flowering, allow the strap-like leaves at the base of the plant to wither and turn yellow completely. It can be tempting to tidy them away, but this is the most crucial step for guaranteeing a good show next year, as it allows the bulb to store food. The spent flower heads are highly decorative and can be left standing to provide structural interest, or even cut and dried for indoor arrangements.

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Key Features

Packed in paper

Packed peat-free

Great for Shade

Attracts wildlife

Low maintenance

Perfect for pots

Good for cutting

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