Light: Morning sun with afternoon shade is best in Phoenix; protect variegated foliage from intense western sun and reflected heat.
Water: Moderate water for best appearance in Phoenix; water deeply, then let the upper few inches of soil dry. Increase frequency during extreme heat and reduce in winter.
Soil: Well-drained sandy or loamy soil; amend compacted soil to improve drainage and avoid persistently wet conditions.
Mature size: Foliage reaches about 12–18 inches tall and wide; flower stalks can reach 18–24 inches tall.
Bloom: Repeated flushes from spring through fall; flowering may slow during extreme summer heat.
Evergreen / deciduous: Usually evergreen in Phoenix; foliage may be damaged or die back during hard freezes.
Growth rate: Moderate; generally slower than solid-green society garlic.