agapanthus

Agapanthus are one of the most popular border plants found in gardens all over Australia.

Agapanthus are among the toughest of plants, but even they need some watering to get them started.

Each Agapanthus plant is approximately 3 years old with foliage of 30-40 cm in length.

She began pulling yellowed leaves out of an Agapanthus.

Agapanthus are very hard to get rid of.

The tremendous Agapanthus Triptych here is part of the same cycle.

The type species for the genus is Agapanthus africanus.

Agapanthus are popular, versatile plants, that love full sun exposure and will tolerate almost any condition from dry to moist.

Agapanthus beheading was also attempted to prevent seed spread.

Agapanthus and cannas will require attention this month.

Agapanthus in pots (far right) was a Jekyll speciality.

Planting Depth Agapanthus only need to be planted just above the neck of the bulb.

Flowers are similar to a miniature Agapanthus.

The authors found Agapanthus to be sister to Amaryllidaceae and transferred it to that family.

He was staring down at the drooping midnight blue petals of Agapanthus inapertus.

The subfamily name is derived from the generic name of the type genus, Agapanthus.

Agapanthus combine well with other sun-lovers.

Have you read the book Naughty Agapanthus?

As a rule Agapanthus species are pest-hardy, neither being much attacked nor drastically affected by common garden pests.

It consists of a single genus, Agapanthus, and is endemic to South Africa.

Minumum pack up of 20 plants (no minumum applies if Agapanthus are also ordered).

For example, a Daisy would take about 10 to 15 minutes to create as opposed to an Agapanthus that would take hours.

Agapanthus are ideal for background plants or for edging along a wall, fence or driveway.

The genus Agapanthus was established by L'Heritier in 1788.

Agapanthus make perfect specimens for summer pots, a fan of dramatic blue drumsticks that lasts for a month.