Agapanthus

Mulching is helpful to retain moisture with new plants set about 1 to 2 inches apart.While it is very tolerant to a wide variety of soil conditions, they do enjoy some rich compost orfreestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1");...

That being said, they will need special care to withstand the winter or the roots may die in the cold. Once the greenery dies back, cut the plant to a couple of inches from the ground.

Here are a few examples to give you an idea of the many possibilities:– This dwarf, evergreen agapanthus produces pale blue flowers throughout the summer.– Shows off in a big way with snow white clusters in late summer and early autumn.– Another...

A rose is a rose is a rose. The evergreen species need to be lifted and divided at least every four years or so to ensure flowering, but the deciduous species are best left undisturbed for about six years.

Read on to learn more about when and how to prune agapanthus plants.is a nearly indestructible, summer-blooming plant that will likely survive even without regular maintenance. Trimming agapanthus plants is an easy task that keeps this perennial bloomer...

That way you can bring the pot indoors to grow and protect it from the cold. Only water when the top two inches of soil are dry.As with indoor plants, suspend fertilizing until spring.

Fill your container part of the way up with the mix, then set the plants so that the foliage begins an inch or so below the rim. The simplest thing to do is to bring your whole container indoors in the autumn – cut back spent flower stalks and faded...

Be careful not to overwater. Are gorgeous plants, but unfortunately, they carry a hefty price tag. Place the seeds in a sealed container and store them in a cool, dry place until spring.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1");...

All you need is a garden fork or shovel, a large kitchen knife, and a new garden site prepared to receive the transplants. Are perfect choices to decorate the borders along your driveway or fence.

Sometimes,can occur in the leaves. Make sure to water in the formula you choose when fertilizing Agapanthus plants. Divide the plant every fourth year in early spring.can plague the strappy leaves.

Many are still being used to provide nourishment, comfort, health, and income for resourceful people. Some are still being used in rural areas and some are even grown commercially.

This versatile plant can wear many hats in the landscape and is just as comfortable in containers as it is in mass plantings. The foliage is discrete yet attractive and best of all for areas with mild winters this plant is considered evergreen.

Plants in the Agapanthus genus, commonly called lily of the Nile, do not have major problems with disease or insects. Plant the newly divided sections into fresh potting soil. They do best when they're pot bound.

Blooms generally appear from late spring to early fall. Do not allow the soil to stay soggy. Do not allow it to dry out for a long period of time. Pruning to shape the plant should only be done in spring and summer.

Allium and agapanthus flowers tower over garden beds or make eye-catching accents in sunny gardens. Despite their similarities, they are not from the same botanical family, but both have a treasured place in many gardens.The small, tightly packed flowers...

Large rounded clusters of grape juice purple buds open to display deep purple flowers with lighter throats, while each of the rounded petals are striped with purple along its interior.

This hybrid Agapanthus produces large clusters of the deep purple 1" blooms. The Lily of the Nile is a long-lived reliable clump forming perennial that makes a wonderful addition to the garden or landscape.

6-8" wide clusters of deep purplish-blue, 1" blooms are borne atop the 4' stalks in summer. Considered by many to be the best of all Agapanthus varieties. Foliage goes dormant in winter.

Extremely durable once established. Image courtesy of AG3, Inc. Deer resistant and moderately salt tolerant. All rights reserved. Provide afternoon shade in hot summer climates. An excellent low clump forming bulbous perennial for gardens or containers.

The Lily of the Nile is a long living clump forming perennial best suited to well-drained soils with average moisture and fertility. Images courtesy of AG3, Inc. Agapanthus are reliable and generally pest free making these durable perennials a staple...

Pure white, trumpet shaped flowers are born in large rounded clusters on sturdy stems above the rich green strap-like foliage. Agapanthus will perform best in well-drained soils with average moisture and fertility.

Considered reliably cold hardy into zone 5, this easy to grow perennial produces medium green strap-like foliage with the flowers towering above on sturdy stems. A protective breathable mulch will help to ensure winter survival in cold climates.

Considered reliably cold hardy into zone 5, this easy to grow perennial produces medium green strap-like foliage with the flowers towering above on sturdy stems. A protective breathable mulch will help to ensure winter survival in cold climates.

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Queen Mum is an outstanding new form of agapanthus that hails from Australia. Large white and blue flower heads emerge on tall spikes in spring/summer, above the strap-like large glossy green leaves.

Prefers full sun and sandy, well-drained soil. Silver is more prominent in summer and changes to a pinkish tinge in winter. (Sweet garlic; Pink agapanthus) A lovely variegated version of society garlic.

Plant them in groups, as a border or in a pot. The first bicolor agapanthus! African Lily sounds so exotic. It makes the even more attractive for their easy care. A mass planting of Twister is unlike anything you've ever seen.