Allium cernuum Provenance_Crawford Co PA Planting in the late summer

Planting in the late summer or fall ensures a healthy start for the next season's growth

Seeds require no stratification and can be sown by mid-June for quick establishment

Juncus tenuis

tolerating seasonal flooding

a superstar for pollinator gardens

Allium cernuum Provenance_Crawford Co PA Planting in the late summerAllium cernuum, known as Nodding Wild Onion, is a graceful and distinctive native perennial that brings beauty and ecological value to meadows, rock gardens, and woodland edges. Blooming from mid to late summer, its delicate, arching stems hold clusters of drooping, bell shaped flowers in soft shades of pink to lavender. The nodding blossoms sway gently in the breeze, lending an elegant, whimsical charm to naturalized plantings. Allium cernuum grows