Prairie Onion Berries As they grow

As they grow

Its small tubular flowers are white or light pink with fuchsia or dark purple throats

Cane Bluestem

Prompt removal of flower heads as they appear prevents self-seeding

though you can snip any winter-damaged stems in early spring

Prairie Onion Berries As they growAllium stellatum Commonly known as Prairie Onion, Autumn Onion, Cliff Onion, and Glade Onion. A bulbous perennial which typically grows 12 18" tall. Features clumps of flat, narrow, grass like leaves (to 12" tall) and tiny, starry, bell shaped, reddish pink flowers which appear in rounded clusters (umbels) atop erect, leafless scapes rising slightly above the foliage. Blooms in mid to late summer. Leaves often die back by the time of flowering. Leaves