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agapanthus sweet surprise

Agapanthus 'Sweet Surprise' sports umbels of pale blue flowers between late June and August. Each flower has a charming star-shape once opened fully and a dark blue stripe down the centre of each petal. With stiff, upright stems that rise above clumps of strap-like, semi-evergreen foliage, it is perfect as ground cover. Being low maintenance, African Blue Lilies are robust and resilient. A neat and compact variety , it is ideal for for cheering up up patio pots and the architectural flowers are

African Blue Lilies are hardy, durable plants that require little care. From late June to August, Agapanthus 'Sweet Surprise' produces umbels of pale blue flowers. When fully opened, each bloom has a lovely star-shaped shape with a unique dark blue stripe down the centre of each petal. The rigid, vertical stems rise above clusters of linear, semi-evergreen foliage that provide good ground cover. With its structural blooms, this neat, compact variety is ideal for perking up patio containers and

A beautiful plant for borders in a range of garden types, including city contemporary, coastal and cottage and especially those with a colour palette of white, blues and purples. Agapanthus 'Sweet Surprise' adds some height to the border, with umbels of pale blue flowers on rigid, upright stems. The flowers, when fully open, have a striking navy stripe along the centre of each petal. African Blue Lilies bloom from June until August and has clusters of linear, semi-evergreen foliage, that makes

African Blue Lilies are hardy, durable plants that require little care. From late June to August, Agapanthus 'Sweet Surprise' produces umbels of pale blue flowers. When fully opened, each bloom has a lovely star-shaped shape with a unique dark blue stripe down the centre of each petal. The rigid, vertical stems rise above clusters of linear, semi-evergreen foliage that provide good ground cover. With its structural blooms, this neat, compact variety is ideal for perking up patio containers and