Society Garlic

 Society Garlic is a reliable perennial valued for its grassy foliage and clusters of star-shaped, lavender-pink flowers that appear from spring through fall. The slender, gray-green leaves grow in tidy clumps and offer visual contrast against broader-leaved plants. Flower stalks rise slightly above the foliage, giving the plant a layered appearance. At maturity, it reaches 12 inches in height and width, making it well-suited for borders, walkways, or as a filler among low-growing perennials. Its soft bloom color and clean delicate shape allow it to blend easily into mixed designs. When bruised, leaves and rootstock give off a strong garlic smell - hence the name of this herbaceous plant. 

• Lavender-pink flowers from spring to fall
• Slender, grassy gray-green foliage
• Compact clumping form to 12 inches
• Performs well in full sun
• Adds soft contrast to bold plantings

Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Remove spent blooms to encourage reblooming and trim back old foliage in early spring. A dependable, low-maintenance pick for flower beds and borders. Well-adapted to North Texas heat and soils, Society Garlic adds long-lasting interest.