Allium stellatum (Prairie Onion) Size:Quart Deciduous - drops leaves in

Deciduous - drops leaves in fall

It is tolerant of a wide range of soil types as long as adequate moisture and drainage is provided

Texas native Yes Water use Low Sun exposure Full sun to part sun Bloom color Purple Bloom time Spring Mature height 8-12 ft Mature spread 8-12 ft Attracts Butterflies

so give it plenty of space

Once established it is reasonably drought-tolerant and can withstand periodical flooding

Allium stellatum (Prairie Onion) Size:Quart Deciduous - drops leaves inAlso known as Autumn Onion. Prairie Onion is a bulbous perennial that is quite drought resistant when established. The leaves are flat, narrow, chive like. It sports charming pinkish or lavender flowers that can persist for 2 3 weeks. All parts have an oniony smell when cut or bruised. Prairie Onion is easy to grow in average garden conditions. It tolerates poor, dry or rocky soils. It is best grown in drifts. Works well in rock gardens, meadows,