Allium 'Nectaroscordum Siculum'

Allium 'Nectaroscordum Siculum'—also known as honey garlic or Sicilian honey lily—is a distinctive and elegant ornamental onion with a truly unique appearance. It blooms in May–June with nodding, bell-shaped flowers in soft shades of cream, pink, and green, arranged in a loosely structured head. The flowers open like small lanterns, and after blooming, the stems twist upward in a gentle spiral, adding an extra sculptural element.

The plant reaches a height of 70–100 cm and floats gracefully above perennials and foliage plants. It thrives in sun and well-drained soil and attracts both bees and admiration with its unusual character. Allium 'Nectaroscordum Siculum' is perfect for bringing a touch of natural, slightly wild elegance to flower beds—a decorative allium with both finesse and charm.