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What color is the Allium Bullet?
Allium Bullet features a rich purple hue, often with deep violet tones, creating a bold, sculptural accent in floral designs.
What does the bloom of the Allium Bullet look like?
Allium Bullet blooms are compact, perfectly rounded flower heads composed of dozens of tiny star-shaped florets, giving the appearance of a textured globe atop a sturdy, upright stem. The "bullet" name refers to its smaller, denser head compared to larger ornamental allium varieties.
How big are the blooms and stems of the Allium Bullet?
Stems typically measure 20 to 28 inches long, with rounded blooms approximately 2 to 3 inches across, making it a striking focal or line element in arrangements.
What is the texture of the Allium Bullet?
Allium Bullet has a firm, structured texture with densely packed florets that create a tactile, spherical form, adding architectural interest.
How long does Allium Bullet last in a vase?
Allium Bullet is known for a good vase life of approximately 7 to 10 days with proper care.
Is the Allium Bullet safe for pets?
No. Allium is part of the onion family and is considered toxic to cats and dogs if ingested, so arrangements should be kept out of reach of pets.
How is Allium Bullet used in floral design?
Allium Bullet is ideal for modern designs, contemporary wedding work, tall centerpieces, textural arrangements, and architectural floral compositions. Its dense, spherical shape and vibrant purple color pair beautifully with whites, greens, creams, and other jewel tones.
What is the botanical name for Allium Bullet?
Allium sphaerocephalon (commonly known as Drumstick Allium or Bullet Allium)
Any care tips or fun facts about Allium Bullet?
Allium symbolizes unity and good fortune. The Bullet variety is particularly valued for its compact, uniform shape, making it a favorite for structured, clean-lined floral designs.
*This product comes straight from Mother Nature! Because flowers are natural products and because of differences in screen settings, exact colors may vary slightly. Rest assured—your flowers will always be beautiful and fresh!*
