🌼 Elegant Ornamental Onion: The Allium Mount Everest captivates with its large, white, spherical flowers that add a noble and majestic touch to any garden. 🏡 Versatile & Decorative: Ideal for beds, borders, rock gardens, or flower meadows – perfectly suited for formal or natural garden designs. 🐝 Bee-friendly & Beneficial: The nectar-rich flowers magically attract bees, butterflies, and other pollinators – for a lively, ecological garden. 🌞 Easy-care & Robust: Prefers well-drained soils in sunny to partially shaded locations – undemanding and resilient. ❄️ Hardy & Perennial: The bulbs are frost-resistant and reliably sprout anew each year – for a lasting, impressive floral display. The Allium Mount Everest is an impressive ornamental onion variety that provides an elegant focal point with its large, pure white flower globes on tall, sturdy stems. The striking flowers stand in perfect contrast to the green foliage, giving any garden a sense of height, structure, and lightness. This variety is aptly named: like the highest mountain in the world, Allium Mount Everest stands out majestically and creates a magnificent, upright appearance in beds, borders, and rock gardens. The white flower umbels, with a diameter of up to 15 cm, look particularly beautiful in combination with purple allium varieties, roses, or ornamental grasses. The plant is easy to care for and robust. It prefers well-drained, humus-rich soil and a sunny to partially shaded location. After planting in the fall, the soil should be well-watered. During dry periods in the growth phase, regular watering is recommended. After flowering, wilted flower stems can be removed, while the leaves should remain until they are completely yellowed – this way, the bulb stores energy for the next year. The Allium Mount Everest is hardy, long-lasting, and perennial, ensuring fascination year after year. With its nectar-rich flowers, it is also a valuable food plant for bees and butterflies and contributes to promoting biodiversity in the garden. – Location: Sun to partial shade – Soil: Loose, humus-rich, well-drained – Planting time: Fall – Planting depth: Double the bulb height (tip upwards)