(Ornamental Onion) Bring late-season color and cheerful texture to your garden with Allium ‘Lavender Bubbles’. This compact ornamental onion forms neat clumps of upright, glossy green foliage topped with round, lavender-purple flower clusters in late summer to early fall. Each globe is made up of dozens of tiny star-shaped blooms that sparkle in the sunlight and attract pollinators like bees and butterflies.

Unlike taller alliums that bloom in spring, ‘Lavender Bubbles’ extends the show well into autumn just when many perennials begin to fade. The tidy habit and sturdy stems make it perfect for borders, rock gardens, or edging along pathways. It’s also deer and rabbit resistant, making it a reliable choice for low-maintenance landscapes.

Hardy in zones 4–8, this sun-loving perennial thrives in well-drained soil and handles heat and drought once established. Expect mature plants to reach about 12–15 inches tall and 20-22 wide, forming dense mounds that look great even after flowering.

Whether planted in masses for a soft purple glow or tucked among grasses and late-blooming coneflowers, Allium ‘Lavender Bubbles’ delivers vibrant color, pollinator appeal, and dependable performance year after year.