agapanthus plants - A Selection

?Black Jack? is a striking Agapanthus, that blooms from July until October. It produces masses of dome shaped flowerheads, that repeat flower all season and boast bundles of glossy violet-black blooms. Borne upon slender green stems, amongst mounds of strap-like foliage, this African Lily is a real must have and will make a bold statement in any landscape. Much loved for its compact size, this shrub is ideal for patio pots and borders, making an elegant focal point in tropical and coastal

This superb pairing of Agapanthus includes two of our most popular ? ?Blue Storm? and ?Twister?. Flowering from June until September, you will witness an abundance of dome shaped flower heads that are a pale violet in colour and a pearly white with inky tips. Both growing neatly above a compact growing habit of fresh green foliage, its delicate blooms contrast wonderfully and create the ideal duo. Plant in patio containers, borders and cut flower gardens and watch them thrive to a maximum

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.

Despite its small size, Agapanthus 'Blue Thunder' does not skimp on display. The flowers are a deep, inky blue colour that open from mysterious buds and are held on durable stems above strap-like leaves. This hardy, evergreen agapanthus is a low-maintenance perennial. Once formed, it will withstand drought and heat to provide a consistent and long-flowering performance from midsummer to autumn. It's a delightful specimen for a balcony or terrace pot, where its leaves provide foliage attention

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

A wonderful pure white form of African Lily, trumpet-like blooms from July-September they rise on stiff, upright stalks atop of clumps of semi-evergreen, arching green leaves. Make an outstanding border perennial as well a patio container plant. Easy to maintain for any budding amateur gardener. Height: 1m (39"). Spread: 50cm (19").

Agapanthus 'Poppin' Purple' will add drama to your garden! Purple-black buds open to starburst violet blooms on long stems, complemented by arching evergreen foliage. This handsome hardy perennial offers long-lasting colour with its reblooming habit, on compact plants for containers and borders. Features and Benefits Dark, purple-black buds open to starburst violet blooms Domed flower heads are borne on stiff, upright stems Reblooming variety offering a long flowering period Perfect for

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.

An abundance of rounded flower heads all throughout summer, Each violet-blue flower bears a purple stripe, this matches the foliage flush at the base. This RHS AGM winner is a truly spectacular variety its sturdy stems make a perfect choice for a middle border plant. Superb cut flower variety. Height: 90cm (35"). Spread: 45cm (18").

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

Agapanthus 'Black Arrow' is a stunning cultivar of the African lily, celebrated for its captivating beauty and remarkable adaptability. This versatile plant can elevate any garden setting with its distinctive deep violet-blue flowers and dark purple stems, which create a striking visual contrast.Blooming in the summer, it is winter-hardy down to -15°C (5°F), making it suitable for a range of climates. Preferring well-drained soil and full sun, it requires regular watering, particularly during

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

Bred for a compact habit and large showy blooms, Agapanthus africanus 'Pitchoune Blue' delivers a glamorous summer display in the smallest of spaces.

One of the hardier agapanthus

An award-winning dwarf variety that boasts dazzling white double blooms! Agapanthus ?Double Diamond? will only grow to a foot tall, making it ideal for patio pots, smaller gardens and the front of borders, where it won't smother surrounding plants. The showy white, trumpet-like double blooms will appear from July to September, on sturdy stems above strappy, evergreen foliage. Agapanthus ?Double Diamond? is a reliable hardy perennial which shows excellent drought tolerance, coping well in full

Despite its small size, Agapanthus 'Blue Thunder' does not skimp on display. The flowers are a deep, inky blue colour that open from mysterious buds and are held on durable stems above strap-like leaves. This hardy, evergreen agapanthus is a low-maintenance perennial. Once formed, it will withstand drought and heat to provide a consistent and long-flowering performance from midsummer to autumn. It's a delightful specimen for a balcony or terrace pot, where its leaves provide foliage attention