This award winning, top-selling perennial Allium gets better with age as its clump of shiny, deep green, aromatic foliage increases in girth each year. It has great retail appeal too, looking great in pots and bearing showy 2" round, amethyst purple flowers which attract pollinators. Breeder: Mark McDonough

Very large 2-3", dense globes packed with powder pink flowers stand upright on strong stems above a mass of aromatic, twisting blades of glaucous gray-green foliage; great architectural plant. Offers what consumers are looking for: low water use plants that attract pollinators and resist pests. Breeder: Brent Horvath

Our #1 top-selling Allium. This hardy, long-lived, vigorous grower features large, lavender pink, spherical blooms on strong stems above a tidy mound of green, upright, strappy foliage that turns gold in fall. Its sterile flowers won't seed around the garden. Pollinators adore this plant but deer and rabbits steer clear.

Native to much of the U.S., this species is similar to the wild onion but with a distinctive crook in its flower stems which causes the flowers to nod downward. Its leaves, bulbs and bulblets are edible. Pale pink flowers appear above the grass-like foliage. Will self-seed; great for naturalized areas.

This large-flowered selection of chives features showy, rose-purple, spherical blooms that are both ornamental and edible. Fragrant, grassy green foliage forms a low mound. Market this plant in your edible line and as a very cold hardy perennial. Deadhead to prevent reseeding.

This tidier, shorter selection of chives looks fantastic in containers and can be marketed in both edible and perennial lines as both the flowers and leaves are edible. Lavender pink, spherical blooms attract pollinators but deer stay clear. Deadhead to prevent reseeding. Breeder: Brent Horvath

This semi-dwarf selection features pristine white, spherical blooms which appear above a mound of finely textured, gray-green foliage. Holds up well in heat and humidity. Both the flowers and leaves are edible. Market this plant in your herb line and as a very cold hardy perennial. Deadhead to prevent reseeding. Breeder: Mark McDonough

This compact Allium is ideal for rock gardens and looks great in troughs. Showy, non-seeding, lilac purple flowers attract pollinators but deer stay clear of the fragrant foliage. Named for the way the narrow, blue to gray-green leaves grow in a swirling pattern as it matures. Breeder: Mark McDonough.

Discovered as a sport of 'Summer Beauty', this shorter selection presents its lavender pink, spherical blooms just at the top of its green, upright, strappy foliage. It has perfect presentation in containers and is a great choice for gardeners looking for pollinator-friendly, low water use plants.