Allium Red Mohican - 3 Bulbs

These bulbs should be planted in the autumn or early winter months.

No, Allium Red Mohican is a hardy perennial and can remain in the ground year-round.

A good rule of thumb is to plant them at a depth three times the height of the bulb.

Yes, they grow beautifully in containers provided the pot has excellent drainage and is deep enough for the 1-meter stems.

Yellowing leaves after blooming is a natural part of the life cycle. The plant is sending energy back into the bulb for next year.

Check the planting site for poor drainage; if the soil stays saturated throughout winter, the bulb may have rotted.

This is often caused by insufficient sunlight during the growing season; ensure the plants are not shaded by taller shrubs or trees.