A striking wild onion with pink blossoms that characteristically nod over clumps of slender foliage. Found often on rocky or sandy slopes or dry meadows. It likes good drainage and full sun, but we’ve found it to be widely applicable, forming lush clumps fairly quickly. Plant in fall for cold stratification, or place in moist medium and refrigerate for at least thirty days, preferably longer.

Provenance: Island Co., Washington

Family: Liliaceae

Bloom: Mid Summer

Height: 20'“

Zones:3-8

Difficulty: Easy

$3.50 Packet: .01 oz. or approximately 70-80 seeds

$6.00 Jumbo: .03 oz. or approximately 230-240 seeds