agapanthus plants - A Selection

An RHS award-winning variety, Agapanthus 'African Skies' is a tall selection with large umbels of upward-facing, deep blue flowers held on strong stems above clumps of evergreen foliage.

A sun-loving structural plant with generous heads of trumpet-shaped flowers

This African Lily lives up to its name, 'Arctic Star', when it flowers in late June

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 Ever White is a semi-dwarf variety, which produces elegant explosions of pure white tubular style flowers all summer. The white compacted heads are very attractive and striking. This African Lily is a very hardy plant, fast growing and drought tolerant. These plants are a real stunner in any garden, and they will grow exceptionally well in any patio pot or container. Agapanthus grows in fertile, well-drained soil, best in a sunny position. When growing Agapanthus in patio pots, use

Agapanthus Full Moon Agapanthus 'Full Moon' produce flower heads that reflect their name! These evergreen hardy perennials are ideal for incorporating structure and colour to borders throughout the summer months and have a slight difference from the average agapanthus. Their upright stems and rounded flower heads rise above clumps of strappy, dark green foliage. This is an attractive variety of agapanthus, with pale blue flowers, each marked with a contrasting dark blue stripe. The flower

Agapanthus ?Queen Of The Ocean? is a classic blue Agapanthus. Large umbels of violet-blue tubular flowers, often with a central stripe on the petals, above clumps of deciduous, strap-like leaves.

Agapanthus 'Flower of Love' is the ideal choice for UK gardens, showcasing exquisite deep blue florets that are among the darkest in the Agapanthus genus. These stunning flowers rise above lush, evergreen strappy foliage, creating a striking focal point in sunny borders and patio container displays. This hardy perennial returns each summer and improves with age. 'Flower of Love' outperforms many modern introductions, thriving with minimal maintenance, even in poor soils or patio pots with

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

?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 magnificent mix combines blue Agapanthus 'Flower of love? and the first ever bicolour Agapanthus 'Twister' for a striking two tone display

Agapanthus Full Moon Agapanthus 'Full Moon' produce flower heads that reflect their name! These evergreen hardy perennials are ideal for incorporating structure and colour to borders throughout the summer months and have a slight difference from the average agapanthus. Their upright stems and rounded flower heads rise above clumps of strappy, dark green foliage. This is an attractive variety of agapanthus, with pale blue flowers, each marked with a contrasting dark blue stripe. The flower

?African Skies? is a striking Agapanthus, that blooms from July until October. It produces bundles of huge flowers, that are dome shaped and a striking blue and lilac in colour. They are borne upon slender green stems and stand proudly above neat, clump forming, fresh green foliage. An instant statement and stand out shrub, this African Lily will add lots of architectural height and ornamental value to cottage, coastal and tropical themed landscapes. Position in direct sunlight and watch it

These exotic blooms make a real statement in sunny borders and patio container displays, returning each summer and getting better every year. The large spherical blooms are also magnificent in cut flower displays and their architectual seed heads continue the display well into the Autumn. Foliage stays green year-round, offering valuable winter ground cover. Hardier than most other modern introductions, Agapanthus Duo Collection requires little upkeep, performing well on the poorest of soils,

Exquisitely beautiful Agapanthus africanus 'Albus' bears globes of pure white trumpet-shaped blooms which emerge from clumps of glossy, strap-like leaves, flowering through the summer months. African Lilies thrive in a sunny position in the garden and also grow well in terracotta pots or other containers, bringing an exotic hint of the Mediterranean to the garden. After flowering, the seed heads can be left on the plants adding winter interest to the garden. Agapanthus blooms make fine cut

Agapanthus 'Charlotte' has a neat, compact habit - large enough to create a showy feature, but not so tall that it looks leggy! Rounded heads of deep blue, star-shaped flowers are produced in abundance throughout the summer months, often extending into early autumn.