Allium cupanii ssp. hirtovaginatum is a charming, petite ornamental onion species prized for its delicate beauty. This subspecies features slender, grass-like leaves and a flowering stem that produces a cluster of small, nodding flowers. The blooms, typically pinkish-purple, emerge in early to mid-summer, adding a splash of color and texture to rock gardens, borders, or container plantings.

Tough little Mediterranean species great for trough even.