Dried Out Allium Flowers
9 years ago
I bought 2 allium plants for my garden in the spring, but before I could plant them in the ground, the flowers dried out. I still chose to plant them in the garden, but now I have green leaves and stalks, but dried tops! Should I cut down the stalks?
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