Nodding Onion (Allium cernuum)

Perennial
A Pacific Northwest native plant, it produces open clusters of pink to purple droplet-shaped flowers on long stems. Blooms July-August

To grow: best in full sun (but tolerates shade well). Sow seed in fall (seed will remain dormant until early spring) or direct sow in spring after the seeds have been refrigerated for 60 days. Self-sows easily