Its large, spherical blooms measure 3" in diameter and are hued a lovely violetpink. Because of its bloom time, it fills a flower void created by spring-blooming bulbs and summer-opening perennials. Hummingbirds, butterflies and bees all love feeding on them, but deer, rodents and other foraging creatures find the plant unappealing. Not available in ID and WA.Allium carolinianum