Floral Harmony – Double Bubble
Description
Floral harmony 'Double Bubble' (4 bulbs) – Airy spheres in white & lilac Proposed by Van Noort
The 'Double Bubble' harmony combines two varieties of spherical flowering ornamental alliums : one pure white , the other soft lilac , for a late spring scene that is both elegant and spectacular .
Their round, light umbels , carried on tall, thin stems, bring structure, verticality and lightness to flowerbeds or tall pots.
Ideal for creating floating effects above low perennials, this duo is also perfect as a cut flower , fresh or in a dried bouquet.
Very hardy , deer resistant and undemanding , they are perfect for naturalizing in all styles of garden.
Characteristics of the mixture
Average height : 90 cm
Exposure : Full sun
Hardiness : Zone 3 and above
Deer resistance : Yes
Scent : Light
Water requirements : Low to moderate
Ideal soil : Light, drained, even dry in summer
Quantity : 4 bulbs (2 white alliums + 2 lilac alliums)
Planting and growing the 'Double Bubble' mix
When to plant From September to November , for flowering in late spring .
In the ground: Ideal for graphic beds , grass gardens , or sunny borders . Plant in groups to create a floating effect.
In a pot: Possible in a tall pot , contemporary tub , or vertical planter . To be combined with low foliage or short blooms.
How to plant
1 Depth : 15 cm
2 Spacing : 20 to 25 cm
3 Watering : Light when planting, unnecessary after flowering
Maintenance of the 'Double Bubble' mixture
Watering: Not necessary after flowering
Fertilizer: Not necessary in rich soil; add lightly in spring if necessary
Pruning: Allow foliage to dry completely before cutting
Wintering: No care required, very hardy bulbs
Why choose the 'Double Bubble' blend
Spherical flowering in white and lilac, graphic and refined
Ideal for cut flowers , fresh or dried
Very hardy , deer resistant and perfect for naturalization
Perfect for contemporary flowerbeds , tall pots , or floating effects
Bring height, elegance and lightness to your late spring scenes with the 'Double Bubble' harmony, proposed by Van Noort — a floral bubble full of poetry and presence.
Combine with soft perennials, light grasses or low bulb carpets for a structured and natural effect.
