agapanthus plants - A Selection

Stunning bicoloured flowers

Agapanthus ‘Zambezi’ is a spectacular perennial combining architectural foliage with long-lasting, starry violet flowers. Its broad, strap-like leaves feature creamy-yellow variegation with gold borders, creating a striking display even before flowering. From July to August, globes of violet blooms rise above the foliage, producing a vibrant focal point for containers, borders, or patios. This low-maintenance plant provides long-lasting visual interest with minimal effort. How to Grow

The first ever green-white Agapanthus! ?Emerald Ice? produces densely packed umbels of light greenish blooms which darken to emerald at their base, appearing above sword-like, semi-evergreen leaves from midsummer. A fuss-free variety which has great pest and disease resistance, is drought tolerant and winter hardy to -10°C. Perfect for containers and perennial borders. Height and spread: 50cm (20in).

Dazzling white, trumpet-like blooms burst into flower above strappy, evergreen leaves. Agapanthus ?Pitchoune White? is a partner of ?Pitchoune Blue? and produces the same large flowerheads above a compact plant which is ideal for patio pots and small borders. Creates a stunning display from July to September where it will add interest to your garden late in the season. For a beautiful colour contrast pair it with ?Pitchoune Blue?. Height: 60cm (24). Spread: 45cm (18).

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

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

One of the hardier agapanthus

For maximum impact plant the Agapanthus Bluestorm en masse. This compact variety produces masses of soft violet flowers on stiff stems that are more numerous but much less tall than the better known Agapanthus africanus. The strap-like, semi-evergreen foliage is tough and drought-resistant. Excellent for borders and containers alike. Height: 76cm (30"). Spread: 50cm (20").

Agapanthus ‘Emerald Ice’ is the world’s first green-white Agapanthus! Its pale greenish flowers, which deepen to emerald at the base, are densely clustered in each umbel, rising above bright green, strappy, semi-evergreen foliage. This low-maintenance, water-efficient perennial is resistant to pests and diseases and is winter hardy down to -10°C. It's an excellent choice for drought-prone perennial borders and container displays. Height and spread: 50 cm (20 in). Supplied in 9cm

Jacaranda' Agapanthus is a fairly early-blooming variety. The eye-catching umbels of blue flowers, which bloom as early as June, are gorgeously striped with profound blue. When planted in large swaths, the linear, evergreen foliage forms neat clusters that make an excellent ground cover. This resilient perennial thrives in most soils and prefers a sunny location. Moreover, this African Blue Lily adds a striking vertical existence to herbaceous borders, where its durable upright stems rise to

Treat your eyes to a feast with the bursting blooms of Agapanthus Ever Sapphire. With Sapphire providing a rich, medium blue, this is the perfect addition to mixed borders or patio containers for a compact splash of colour. Disease-free and very low maintenance, you'll find Agapanthus Ever to be a very pleasing plant to have in your garden. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, so if you're saving a spot in your garden for a plant that suits these conditions, this is the one for

Agapanthus ?Zambezi? is a spectacular variety combining long lasting flowers with stunning foliage, offering a theatrical display all season.Fountains of broad, strap-like leaves are streaked with creamy-yellow variegation and bordered in gold. The foliage alone makes a dazzling display cascading from containers or along the front of borders, offering excellent colour and textural contrast with other perennials. Further drama is added in July and August, when globes of starry, violet flowers

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 ‘Ever Sapphire’ is a semi-dwarf variety which produces multiple spikes of bright blue flowers all summer in a sunny or partly shaded position. Agapanthus are tough, fast growing and drought tolerant, these plants are a real ‘must-have’ for any style of garden. Perfect dotted in clumps in beds and borders. The African Lily also grows exceptionally well in patio pots for a display that you can move around your garden to suit your own personal designs! Height: 6cm

A new form with bicoloured flowers

Agapanthus Queen of the Ocean is a striking blue variety of Agapanthus, known for its bold, violet-blue flower clusters. Each flower features a delicate central stripe along the petals. These blooms rise above clusters of slender, strap-shaped leaves that die back in winter. Throughout summer, the plant adds height and elegance to garden borders and patio containers, with its stately form and long-lasting seed heads extending the visual interest into autumn. The large, rounded blooms are also