agapanthus plants - A Selection
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The crystal-white flowers of Agapanthus ?Polar Ice? lend a bright sparkle to late season borders and patio containers. Large, rounded heads are adorned with pure white, trumpet-shaped flowers that stand tall above clumps of slender, mid-green leaves.

The stripey flowers of Agapanthus ‘Donau’ capture attention at the front of the border and make great cut flowers. The large flowerheads measure up to 15-20cm across, each carrying around 40-60 florets. Deep violet buds open into pale blue flowers, each marked with a dark blue central stripe. Plant this deciduous perennial along the edge of a dry, sunny border where its clumps of strappy green leaves lend textural foliage interest long before the architectural flowers appear. It also makes

Agapanthus ?Midnight Sky? belongs to the renowned Everpanthus® series bred by De Wet, the experts in Agapanthus.

Agapanthus 'Bluestorm' is a compact and tidy variety that grows to a height of just 76cm (30). This stunning African Lily produces more stems than traditional types, extending its bloom time by up to three weeks throughout the summer. Its abundant clusters of soft violet flowers are supported by sturdy stems, making it an excellent choice for cut flowers. The semi-evergreen, strap-like foliage is both drought-tolerant and resilient, making it ideal for patio containers or as low-maintenance

Tall, straight stems are topped with rounded clusters of pale blue flowers in summer. Agapanthus 'Blue Umbrella' makes a majestic addition to borders, adding architecture and height to planting schemes.

This exotic and hardy African Lily has flower head made up of many small florets in pure white, rising above strong grassy foliage. Agapanthus Africanus 'Albus' is an outstanding perennial for your borders or any sunny position in the garden. African Lilies are also perfect in patio pots; especially those of aged terracotta. Low maintenance plants and happiest only re-potted every few years. They are also ideal cut flowers. Height: 1m (39). Spread: 50cm (19).

Agapanthus 'Mi Casa' is a remarkable perennial plant celebrated for its immaculate white flowers and vigorous growth. This particular cultivar enhances the elegance and vertical dimension of both gardens and containers. It seamlessly merges visual appeal with strong performance, rendering it an essential choice for gardens that desire a dependable and visually captivating perennial. The plant produces clusters of pure white, trumpet-shaped flowers on robust stems, creating a radiant display

It's easy to see why Agapanthus are so well-loved by gardeners! These low maintenance perennials produce a stylish display of upright flower stems in summer, topped with globes of starry blooms. We've brought together three superb cultivars that tone beautifully with one another to create a coordinated blue and white display. Whether you plant them in patio pots or sunny borders, you can be sure of a performance that will always turn heads. These exotic blooms make a real statement in sunny

Agapanthus ?Ever Sparkle? is the first compact variety of its kind to produce bicoloured flowers with a longer flowering season! A free-flowering, semi-dwarf variety with beautiful white and indigo blooms from July to September which is ideal for pots and the front of borders. Agapanthus ?Ever Sparkle? is a robust, fast-growing hardy perennial which tolerates drought and will make a stunning addition to any garden. Height and spread: 40cm (18in).

Agapanthus ‘Emerald Ice’ is the World’s first green-white Agapanthus!

?Pitchoune Blue?, despite it?s compact habit, doesn?t fail in delivering big punch blooms with amazing sky-blue colour, exploding from it?s semi-evergreen foliage in summer for a brilliant display in patio containers. Perfect at the front of beds and borders among other perennials, where this hardy agapanthus africanus can thrive as a focal point, possibly providing all year round ground cover. Height: 60cm (24). Spread: 45cm (18).

General description Introducing the captivating Blue Agapanthus Stem, a stunning faux floral that will effortlessly grace any space. This botanically accurate representation boasts vibrant blue petals that radiate a serene, calming presence. Pair this versatile stem with other greenery or group it with complementary hues to create a harmonious display that evokes a sense of tranquillity. Whether adorning a minimalist Scandinavian interior or adding a touch of nature to a modern farmhouse

It's easy to see why Agapanthus are so well-loved by gardeners! These low maintenance perennials produce a stylish display of upright flower stems in summer, topped with globes of starry blooms. We've brought together three superb cultivars that tone beautifully with one another to create a coordinated blue and white display. Whether you plant them in patio pots or sunny borders, you can be sure of a performance that will always turn heads.These exotic blooms make a real statement in sunny
Agapanthus ?Ever White? will perform, producing several pure white blooms on upright stems, regardless of where they are planted ? sun or shade, dry or moist! The tough and resilient perennials are a fantastic choice for borders and beds, growing very quickly and in clumps that show very well in the season. Ideal grown also in patio pots and containers for a portable display. Height: 60cm (24). Spread: 60cm (24).

Here's a plant that will stand out from the crowd in your garden - the first ever deciduous bicolour agapanthus. This African lily is robust, and truly hardy in the UK meaning it's perfect in the garden border as well as in a patio container.

Agapanthus 'Brilliant Blue' lives up to its name, with dazzling azure flowers, borne upon stiffly upright stems. The mid green, strap-like leaves form neat clumps of slender foliage that make superb ground cover when grown in dense groups. This exquisite African Lily is a real head turner throughout summer, bringing architectural stature to patio containers and the front of borders. Perfectly hardy, the foliage dies back during winter, returning in the following spring and steadily increasing


