Description of Allium Quattro:

1. Ornamental Value:
   • Aesthetic Appeal / Plant Bed: The abundant clusters of flowers in “Quattro” create a visually captivating effect in plant beds, enhancing the garden’s overall beauty with a lush and vibrant display.
   • Container Gardening: Recommended for container gardening, showcasing its ability to thrive in diverse growing environments, including pots and planters.
   • Excellent for Cut Flower Arrangements: The lengthy, robust stems (70-80cm/28-30”) of Quattro flowers make them an ideal choice for cut flower arrangements, boasting an impressive vase life of up to three weeks.
2. Blooming Period:
   • Summer Season: Demonstrates an extended blooming period from June to September, ensuring an abundant showcase of flowers throughout the summer season.
3. Adaptability:
   • Versatile Across Climates: Adaptable to a variety of climates, making it well-suited for cultivation in different regions.
   • Drought Tolerance: Well-suited for low-maintenance landscaping due to its ability to tolerate drought conditions.
4. Culinary Uses:
   • Small Leaves with a Onion-Garlic Essence: Widely used in Asian cuisine and other culinary traditions, leaves are often added to stir-fries, dumplings, and salads for a subtle garlic kick.
5. Health Benefits:
   • Nutrient-Rich: It is rich in vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that contribute to a healthy diet and may have potential health benefits, such as supporting the immune system.
6. Pest Repellent:
   • Natural Pest Control: Planting it in vegetable gardens can help deter pests.
7. Pollinator Attraction:
   • Bee-Friendly: Allium flowers, with their nectar-rich blossoms, attract bees and other pollinators. This contribute to a more biodiverse and ecologically friendly garden.