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Agapanthus Blue Storm African Lily, Blue Flowering Agapanthus

Agapanthus Blue Storm African Lily, Blue Flowering Agapanthus

Agapanthus Blue Storm (African Lilly) Blue Storm is a relatively new and free flowering variety of Agapanthus (also known as African Lilly).  Agapanthus Blue Storm is an evergreen perennial that will produce fantastic blooms from July through until August, with its soft violet blue flowers on long elegant stalks. This stunning African Lilly was bred from the high altitude regions of South Africa where temperatures can go as low as minus 15 degrees.  Agapanthus Blue Storm is a great plant for pots and containers as well as mixed borders. It loves full sun and moist but well drained fertile soil. Agapanthus are hardy tough plants requiring little attention in spite of their high-maintenance good looks. Blue Storm will reach a maximum height of 0.7 to 1.2 metres.  What sets this variety of blue Agapanthus apart from the rest is its compact shape and the fact that it is very free flowering indeed, producing a truly dazzling display of blue flowers on 60 cm stems. 

GBP 53.63
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Agapanthus White Storm. Agapanthus White FLowering African Lily

Agapanthus White Storm. Agapanthus White FLowering African Lily

Agapanthus White Storm. As white Agapanthus go, the relatively new variety Agapanthus White Storm is a good choice. It is a compact evergreen with a free flowering habit which is reliable every year.It produces beautiful large sculptural white flowers on long elegant stems of circa 60 cm tall. The flowers are very long-lasting arriving in July and lasting well into August.For such an incredible looking plant, Agapanthus White Storm requires little maintenance.Agapanthus are very hardy perennials, originating from the high altitudes of South Africa where temperatures can drop as low as -15C.Agapanthus White Storm will look great whether planted in the ground or in a containers. Make sure the soil is free draining and rich.

GBP 53.63
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Agapanthus Africanus Blue Thunder African Lily Blue Thunder

Agapanthus Africanus Blue Thunder African Lily Blue Thunder

Agapanthus Africanus Blue Thunder is a compact perennial plant with strappy green foliage and full-sized rich blue flowers. It’s a superb container plant and an excellent coastal choice.Agapanthus are commonly called African Lilies, but they are actually members of the amaryllis family. They are native to South Africa’s coastline, but the name agapanthus is Greek, agape for love and anthos for flower.They first appeared in the UK in the 1600s and since then many cultivars have been bred. Many cultivars are blue, but Agapanthus Twister is two-tone blue with white, and Agapanthus White Storm is an aptly named pure white version. This cultivar, African Lily Blue Thunder was bred for its compact clump and foliage spread whilst retaining full-sized deep blue flowers.In late spring, rich strappy green foliage begins to emerge from the clump, followed by thick flower stems. In summer, its flowers emerge from dark blue buds. Its flowers are a very dark shade of blue, much deeper than other agapanthus and they are particularly long-lasting. This agapanthus will spend the whole summer in flower if it’s cared for.In autumn, its foliage dies down, but it may remain evergreen in mild coastal areas of the south.Height and Spread of Agapanthus Africanus Blue ThunderThis is a notably compact agapanthus that reaches only 50 centimetres in height and spread.How Hardy is Agapanthus Africanus Blue ThunderAfrican Lily Blue Thunder is hardy in the UK if its roots are well-drained and it receives full sun in summer with shelter from harsh cold winds.How To Use Agapanthus Africanus Blue ThunderAgapanthus are excellent coastal plants as per their native South African roots, and they are one of the few plants that enjoy a restricted root run. This makes them an ideal candidate for containers. Because Blue Thunder agapanthus is a compact variety, it’s a good choice for small gardens or courtyards where every inch counts.Plant them in a sunny mixed border where they will grab all the attention, brighten up a balcony garden, or dot them around a wildlife-friendly low-maintenance space. Bumblebees love agapanthus’ long nectar channels.How To Care for Agapanthus Africanus Blue ThunderThese ornamental plants need little maintenance and they are easy to grow.Choose a sunny spot with well-drained soil and water it well until established. Shade-grown agapanthus struggles to produce flowers. Be sure to water and fertilise container-grown agapanthus regularly.In spring, apply a thick layer of organic mulch to the roots, then remove dead foliage and flower stalks to make room for new growth.

GBP 24.75
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Agapanthus Silver Moon Variegated African Lily Silver Moon

Agapanthus Silver Moon Variegated African Lily Silver Moon

Agapanthus Silver Moon or African Lily Silver MoonAgapanthus Silver Moon is a dwarf herbaceous perennial with stripy variegated foliage and pretty blue blooms. Agapanthus Silver Moon is also known as African Lily Silver Moon or Lily of the Nile Silver Moon. It’s a semi-deciduous plant originally from South Africa but grows well in the UK with some protection in the colder areas.Agapanthus Silver Moon is known for its strappy variegated foliage that emerges each spring in an attractive clump. Flowers rise from the clump’s centre on long stems during summer. The blooms are trumpet-shaped lavender-blue shades with a delicate darker stripe and long stamens. Silver Moon is a freely flowering agapanthus that blooms throughout the summer months. It makes a lovely addition to a mixed border or container and dies back cleanly during winter. Height And Spread of Agapanthus Silver MoonAfrican Lily Silver Moon is a dwarf variety of agapanthus that grows up to a metre tall each year and spreads in a clump over 50cms. How Hardy Is Agapanthus Silver MoonVariegated agapanthus is a hardy plant that dies back during winter and survives frosts if grown in freely draining soil. It is rarely bothered by pests and tolerates some drought. How To use Agapanthus Silver MoonAgapanthus Silver Moon’s stripy foliage brightens a mixed border and covers bare soil. The pretty, upright flowers tower over the stripy leaves and are an attractive addition to any style of garden particularly when grown in a swathe. Check out our other types of agapanthus for a stunning en masse effect.  Agapanthus grows very well in containers and looks stylish placed on the front doorstep or decking. This is an excellent plant for windy & coastal gardens. How To Care For Agapanthus Silver MoonVariegated African Lily needs a sunny spot to flower and will grow in any type of moist, free-draining soil. Allow the foliage to die back each year and mulch over during winter in colder areas.  If grown in a container African Lily needs plenty of water. Place containers against a wall or in a greenhouse over winter to protect the roots from freezing temperatures. More about Agapanthus on the blog. 

GBP 61.88
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Blue Agapanthus Plants, Agapanthus Africanus Blue, Blue Flowering African Lily

Blue Agapanthus Plants, Agapanthus Africanus Blue, Blue Flowering African Lily

Agapanthus Africanus Blue, more commonly known as African Lily Blue or Blue Nile Lily, is striking blue-flowering perennial. Prized for its clusters of trumpet-shaped blossoms borne atop tall stalks, this compact and hardy plant is great for gardens and containers both.Agapanthus Africanus plants have wonderfully large blue or white flowers during the early to late summer. The flowers last for around 6-8 weeks and the foliage will last all year ie be evergreen in normal winters - in extreme winters the leaves die off. A South African native, African Lily Blue thrives in full sun, although it will also fare well in lightly dappled shade. Adaptable and versatile, this perennial tolerates a wide range of soils, including chalk and clay. As long as you plant Agapanthus Africanus in moist but well-drained, fertile soil, this perennial will flourish.Feed regularly during the growing season from April to September. Mulch well to keep the soil warm over the winter months. Agapanthus Africanus Blue work best in pots and don't mind being pot bound - but will also be happy in very well-draining soil particularly raised beds.Fully hardy in all of the United Kingdom, African Lily Blue is considered semi-evergreen in most climates where the winter temperatures go lower than 5 degrees below zero. Choose a sheltered location in the garden where frost and cold winds won’t be able to damage this perennial, or, if container-grown, move the pot indoors during the winter months. Suitable for coastal gardens as it doesn’t mind strong winds or salt sprays.Staying compact even when fully developed, Agapanthus Africanus Blue grows to be 50 centimetres to 1 metre high, and up to 90 centimetres wide, including the tall flowering stems. Vigorous, with a bushy, clump-forming habit, this variety of Agapanthus Africanus is easy to grow and to care for. It doesn’t require pruning to stay in form, and it does not have to be cut down before winter, as the seed heads provide interest after the flowering season.With its striking blue flowers and attractive foliage, African Lily Blue is often combined with flowering perennials and shrubs in mixed borders, or planted on its own, in pots or garden. Due to the fact that this beautiful clump-forming perennial performs best in containers, it’s often used to bring colour and interest to patios and balconies and roof terraces.We also stock Agapanthus Africanus Albus - the white African LilyTypically mediterranean Agapanthus look fabulous with Olive Trees and Bay Trees 

GBP 53.63
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Blue Agapanthus Plants, Agapanthus Africanus Blue, Blue Flowering African Lily

Blue Agapanthus Plants, Agapanthus Africanus Blue, Blue Flowering African Lily

Agapanthus Africanus Blue, more commonly known as African Lily Blue or Blue Nile Lily, is striking blue-flowering perennial. Prized for its clusters of trumpet-shaped blossoms borne atop tall stalks, this compact and hardy plant is great for gardens and containers both.Agapanthus Africanus plants have wonderfully large blue or white flowers during the early to late summer. The flowers last for around 6-8 weeks and the foliage will last all year ie be evergreen in normal winters - in extreme winters the leaves die off. A South African native, African Lily Blue thrives in full sun, although it will also fare well in lightly dappled shade. Adaptable and versatile, this perennial tolerates a wide range of soils, including chalk and clay. As long as you plant Agapanthus Africanus in moist but well-drained, fertile soil, this perennial will flourish.Feed regularly during the growing season from April to September. Mulch well to keep the soil warm over the winter months. Agapanthus Africanus Blue work best in pots and don't mind being pot bound - but will also be happy in very well-draining soil particularly raised beds.Fully hardy in all of the United Kingdom, African Lily Blue is considered semi-evergreen in most climates where the winter temperatures go lower than 5 degrees below zero. Choose a sheltered location in the garden where frost and cold winds won’t be able to damage this perennial, or, if container-grown, move the pot indoors during the winter months. Suitable for coastal gardens as it doesn’t mind strong winds or salt sprays.Staying compact even when fully developed, Agapanthus Africanus Blue grows to be 50 centimetres to 1 metre high, and up to 90 centimetres wide, including the tall flowering stems. Vigorous, with a bushy, clump-forming habit, this variety of Agapanthus Africanus is easy to grow and to care for. It doesn’t require pruning to stay in form, and it does not have to be cut down before winter, as the seed heads provide interest after the flowering season.With its striking blue flowers and attractive foliage, African Lily Blue is often combined with flowering perennials and shrubs in mixed borders, or planted on its own, in pots or garden. Due to the fact that this beautiful clump-forming perennial performs best in containers, it’s often used to bring colour and interest to patios and balconies and roof terraces.We also stock Agapanthus Africanus Albus - the white African LilyTypically mediterranean Agapanthus look fabulous with Olive Trees and Bay Trees 

GBP 18.75
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Agapanthus Peter Pan. African Lily Peter Pan. Dwarf Blue.

Agapanthus Peter Pan. African Lily Peter Pan. Dwarf Blue.

Agapanthus Peter Pan, or African Lily Peter Pan, is a lovely dwarf Agapanthus to add to our perennials collection. Perfect for both city and country gardens, this reliable perennial will add bright splashes of blue to your summer garden!Native to South Africa, Agapanthus have long been popular garden plants in the UK, and this new dwarf variety has many great uses in your garden. In spring the long, arching, strap-like leaves emerge, forming a low, graceful clump. In late summer into the autumn, the flower stems shoot up above the foliage, bearing many small, funnel-shaped flowers growing in clumps, a lovely pale blue with a darker blue stripe down the middle of each petal, creating a striking combination. Butterflies and bees will flock to this late summer flower!Hardy in most parts of the UK, Agapanthus Peter Pan will grow to a mature height and spread of 10 to 50 cm in 2 to 5 years. Plant 25-30 cm apart. Clumps can be lifted and split in spring every 4 or 5 years. Cut back the flower stems when blooming is finished, and cut back the leaves in early spring to encourage fresh growth.Plant African Lily Peter Pan in full sun in a sheltered position, with a south, west or east-facing aspect. Agapanthus do best in a moist but well-drained sand or loam. Mulch over the winter in colder regions. Tolerant of salt, Agapanthus Peter Pan is a good choice for a coastal location, and will do equally well in a city setting as it is somewhat tolerant of urban pollution. Deer and rabbit resistant, Agapanthus Peter Pan is perfect for a country garden, too!The dwarf growth habit of Agapanthus Peter Pan will let it fit into many spots, no matter the size of your garden. It’s an excellent choice for container planting, and its brilliant summer flowers will brighten a roof terrace garden, courtyard garden or patio August through October. Just make sure that the roots in the pots do not freeze over winter. Planted towards the front of a mixed border, Agapanthus Peter Pan will be a pleasant foliage plant, and then a late-season stunner when the flowers appear. In a mass planting on a south-facing bank or slope, the show of blooms would be a striking addition to a larger landscape. Agapanthus Peter Pan is a beautiful new addition to the Agapanthus family. Its dwarf growth habit and beautiful blooms make it a worthwhile addition to your garden!

GBP 53.63
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Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue African Lily Perennial

Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue African Lily Perennial

Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue is a compact semi-evergreen perennial African lily with large deep blue flowers on a compact mound of strappy leaves. It’s an excellent coastal or container plant that requires little care in return for a stunning summer display.African lilies are native to South Africa’s coastal areas. They are not lilies, but a type of amaryllis. Their name derives from the ancient Greek ‘agape’ for love and ‘anthos’ for flower. Agapanthus was first introduced to Britain in the 1600s, and many cultivars have been developed since. This cultivar ‘Pitchoune Blue’ is notable for its compact habit but full-size rich blue flowers.In spring, long green strappy leaves that are wider than other cultivars emerge from a perennial clump. They are followed in June by strong round stems topped with rich deep blue flower heads. Although the plant is compact, the flowers are full-sized reaching 10-15 centimetres in diameter. In autumn, stems die down to a mound for winter, but in milder areas of the south coast, its foliage may remain green over the cold months.Height and Spread of Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAfrican Lily Pitchoune Blue’s erect flower stems and leaves reach 60 centimetres in height and 45 centimetres in width.How Hardy is Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueIn mild or sheltered areas this agapanthus remains evergreen, but it tends to die back in central to northern areas. It is capable of withstanding UK winters if its roots are well drained.How To Use Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAgapanthus are an eye-catching addition to a coastal garden or a mixed border. Because Pitchoune Blue is bred to be a compact cultivar it won’t get too large in small spaces. Choose a mid or front-of-border spot in full sun and it will bloom from June to late September.Pitchoune Blue is an excellent container plant that enjoys restricted roots. Use it to boost a sheltered balcony garden, deck or patio or create a splash of sky blue in a container courtyard.How To Care For Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAgapanthus are easy to care for if they have a well-drained position, they do not like cold soggy roots and won’t flower in full shade. Choose a moist but well-drained spot in full sun with some shelter from cold drying winds and they will bloom abundantly across the summer months.Apply organic mulch in spring and deadhead spent flowers as they go over. Be sure to water and feed pot-grown agapanthus regularly in summer and raise the pot of feet to aid drainage.

GBP 56.25
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Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue African Lily Perennial

Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue African Lily Perennial

Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune Blue is a compact semi-evergreen perennial African lily with large deep blue flowers on a compact mound of strappy leaves. It’s an excellent coastal or container plant that requires little care in return for a stunning summer display.African lilies are native to South Africa’s coastal areas. They are not lilies, but a type of amaryllis. Their name derives from the ancient Greek ‘agape’ for love and ‘anthos’ for flower. Agapanthus was first introduced to Britain in the 1600s, and many cultivars have been developed since. This cultivar ‘Pitchoune Blue’ is notable for its compact habit but full-size rich blue flowers.In spring, long green strappy leaves that are wider than other cultivars emerge from a perennial clump. They are followed in June by strong round stems topped with rich deep blue flower heads. Although the plant is compact, the flowers are full-sized reaching 10-15 centimetres in diameter. In autumn, stems die down to a mound for winter, but in milder areas of the south coast, its foliage may remain green over the cold months.Height and Spread of Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAfrican Lily Pitchoune Blue’s erect flower stems and leaves reach 60 centimetres in height and 45 centimetres in width.How Hardy is Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueIn mild or sheltered areas this agapanthus remains evergreen, but it tends to die back in central to northern areas. It is capable of withstanding UK winters if its roots are well drained.How To Use Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAgapanthus are an eye-catching addition to a coastal garden or a mixed border. Because Pitchoune Blue is bred to be a compact cultivar it won’t get too large in small spaces. Choose a mid or front-of-border spot in full sun and it will bloom from June to late September.Pitchoune Blue is an excellent container plant that enjoys restricted roots. Use it to boost a sheltered balcony garden, deck or patio or create a splash of sky blue in a container courtyard.How To Care For Agapanthus Africanus Pitchoune BlueAgapanthus are easy to care for if they have a well-drained position, they do not like cold soggy roots and won’t flower in full shade. Choose a moist but well-drained spot in full sun with some shelter from cold drying winds and they will bloom abundantly across the summer months.Apply organic mulch in spring and deadhead spent flowers as they go over. Be sure to water and feed pot-grown agapanthus regularly in summer and raise the pot of feet to aid drainage.

GBP 24.75
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Agapanthus Orientalis Storm Cloud African Lily for Sale UK

Agapanthus Orientalis Storm Cloud African Lily for Sale UK

Agapanthus Orientalis Storm Cloud is a summer-blooming perennial with evergreen strappy foliage and dramatic large dark blue flowers from May to August. It’s stunning in a border and grows well in a plant container.Agapanthus are native to South Africa hence their more common name African Lily. There are many different varieties of beautiful agapanthus and the Orientails variety is the most common.  African Lily Orientalis Storm Cloud is especially striking with its large moody blue ‘storm cloud’ flowers held high on long, fleshy stems.  Each large flowerhead is made of many small trumpet-shaped flowers that are adored by large bumblebees and dry out to create skeletons for flower arrangers in autumn. Its flowers emerge in early May and bloom until late August above a clump of dark-green strappy foliage.African Lily Orientalis Storm Cloud is a large variety of agapanthus and one of the best for dark blue blooms.Height And Spread of Agapanthus Orientalis Storm CloudThis is a large variety of agapanthus that’ll reach 1.2 metres tall by half a metre wide within 2-5 years.How Hardy Is Agapanthus Orientalis Storm CloudAgapanthus Orientalis Storm Cloud is hardy down to minus temperatures in most of the UK. In colder areas, a thick layer of mulch around the crown will help protect it in freezing winters.How To Use Agapanthus Orientalis Storm CloudAgapanthus are pretty, versatile perennials that suit all types of garden design. Dramatic Storm Cloud suits a sunny, well-drained border and is one of the few plants that enjoy restricted root run in a container. Plant yours in a container on the balcony, deck, or patio and in the border for a flower-filled summer garden that attracts bumblebees and plenty of other pollinators too. Agapanthus are also excellent coastal plants as they are native to the coastline. They’re able to tolerate salt and coastal breezes by bending with the warm wind.How to Care For Agapanthus Orientalis Storm CloudAgapanthus Orientalis Storm Cloud can cope with an exposed spot if the wind isn’t freezing and likes a sunny well-drained position to flower well. A south or west-facing area is best to catch the most sunlight.Pruning isn’t required but you can tidy up any dead foliage as it goes over. Its flower heads dry out and you can leave them to bring structure to a winter garden or pick and arrange them in vases.Apply a thick layer of mulch to the roots in winter and water well until it’s established. If you grow yours in the border but it doesn’t flower, try digging it up and replanting it in a buried container because agapanthus often enjoys tight, cosy roots.

GBP 24.75
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Agapanthus Twister African Lily Flowering Perennial

Agapanthus Twister African Lily Flowering Perennial

Agapanthus Twister is a semi-evergreen perennial with two-tone blue and white flowers that suits borders or plant containers. It holds the RHS AGM. A show-stopper variety, this is a superb coastal plant with long flowers on stalks in shades of either blue or white that grows happily in clumps.Agapanthus are native to South Africa and the cultivar Twister is an especially eye-catching variety with bi-coloured trumpet blooms. Sometimes called African Lily, Twister it’s a compact agapanthus variety that grows in a neat clump-forming mound.It has long lance-shaped strappy green leaves that remain on the plant in milder areas of the UK. In spring, fresh green growth appears followed by large white and blue flowers on sturdy stems during July to September. Blooms grow in large clusters and last for weeks.  African Lily Twister is one of the few plants that really thrives in a container as it likes restricted root space. When grown in open areas with a free root run it may take longer to flower.Height And Spread of Agapanthus TwisterAfrican Lily Twister will reach 50 cms by 50 cms.How Hardy Is Agapanthus TwisterThis is a hardy plant if its roots are well-drained and it receives plenty of summer sun. In colder climates covering the crown with mulch throughout winter helps protect it from frost.Agapanthus are rarely bothered by pests and can tolerate some drought.How To Use Agapanthus TwisterFor the best displays grow African Lily Twister in clumps in a sunny flower border or fill summer pots to brighten up a dull patio. It can also make a striking ground cover alternative.This is an unusual white and blue flower that adds a different shade to the flower border in late summer.How To Care For Agapanthus TwisterAfrican Lily Twister likes full sun in most types of soil. It prefers a sheltered spot so the flowers are protected from winds.For the best flowers constrict the roots. If you want to grow agapanthus in a border and they struggle to flower there dig them up, replant in a container and bury the container. Container grown specimens need plenty of water in the hot months and a monthly feed of liquid fertiliser to the roots during the growing spell.Mulch the crowns over winter or put pot grown plants in a greenhouse or against a wall lifted off the ground.When clumps get too big divide them as perennials with a sharp spade through the root ball to revitalise the foliage and flowers.

GBP 56.25
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Agapanthus Praecox Getty White African Lily Getty White

Agapanthus Praecox Getty White African Lily Getty White

Agapanthus Praecox Getty White is a semi-evergreen perennial with large white flowers on tall stems that are held above strappy foliage. It’s an excellent coastal plant and superb in a well-watered plant container.Agapanthus are native to South Africa hence their more common name African Lily. There are many different varieties of white, blue and striped agapanthus including dwarf varieties, but African Lily Getty White is loved for its large showy white flowers held high above its strap-like leaves.Its flowers bloom from May to August emerging from a clump of mounded green leaves. Each rounded flowerhead is made up of many small trumpet-shaped flowers that are adored by large bumblebees. In autumn the flowerheads dry to a skeletal framework bringing interesting structure to a dull garden.In warmer parts of the UK its foliage may remain year-round but colder areas will find the foliage dies back to ground level before emerging again in mid-spring.This is an eye-catching low-growing perennial with show stopper flowers and one of the few plants that enjoy a container because it prefers restricted root space.Height And Spread of Agapanthus Praecox Getty WhiteThis agapanthus reaches approximately 50 cms to a metre in height and spread in 2-5 years.How Hardy Is Agapanthus Praecox Getty WhiteAgapanthus are hardy down to minus temperatures in most of the UK. In colder areas, a thick layer of mulch on the crown will help protect it from freezing wet conditions.How To Use Agapanthus Praecox Getty WhiteAfrican Lily Getty White creates a stunning display in a mixed sunny border where its white and green shades don’t clash with summer flowering plants. It’s an excellent choice for a well-watered container and will happily grow in a sunny spot such as a front doorstep, a balcony, deck, or patio.It’s a good coastal plant being native to the coastal areas of South Africa, and able to cope with breeze and salt sprays. Bumbles and other pollinators love its wide-open trumpet flowers so it suits a low maintenance wildlife-friendly space too.Agapanthus is a versatile sun-loving perennial that suits the majority of garden styles.How To Care For Agapanthus Praecox Getty WhiteThis pure white agapanthus will thrive in a sunny spot in well-drained soil including sand and chalk. It can cope with some exposure in southern areas of the UK in a south or west facing position to catch the sunlight.Agapanthus flowers best with restricted roots. If yours struggles to flower in a border, try replanting it in a buried container.Pruning isn’t required because its leaves die back over winter, but you can remove the spent flower heads as they go over or leave them for autumn interest. Apply a thick layer of organic mulch around the roots in spring and cover the crown with mulch or bracken in cold areas during winter.Ensure container-grown agapanthus are well watered and fed in the hot months or they will struggle to flower.

GBP 24.75
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Agapanthus Africanus Albus White African Lily For Sale UK

Agapanthus Africanus Albus White African Lily For Sale UK

Agapanthus Africanus Albus is also known as the Nile Lily or the African White Lily. These stunning blooms are long lasting from early to late summer and onwards. The foliage is evergreen except in particularly cold winters where the leaves may die down but they will re-appear in spring. The arching, glossy green blade-like leaves form a tufted mound, with tall, erect stems that bear spheres of pure white, trumpet-shaped blossoms. The flowerheads grace this perennial throughout the summer, complemented by lush foliage.Although it tolerates partial shade, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is best planted in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. To encourage profuse flowering and ensure your plant thrives, keep it well-watered and apply fertilizer during the flowering season. Native to South Africa, African Lily Albus is hardy in the United Kingdom. However, this white-flowering perennial prefers milder climates and won’t fare well in areas that have particularly cold winter temperatures. In places where the temperatures drop below zero, Agapanthus Africanus Albus will survive only in sheltered locations, ideally indoors, in a container or a pot.Vigorous and compact, this variety of the African Lily grows to be around 50 to 90 centimetres high and across, including flower-bearing stalks. Considering its clump-forming habit and small size, African Lily Albus looks quite striking when planted in a large container.Easy to grow and care for, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is pest and disease free, and requires no pruning. You won’t even have to remove the spent flowerheads, as the seed heads look highly decorative and offer interest during late fall and winter.This clump forming perennial is best if fed during the growing season from April to the end of September. These beautiful flowers work well in pots and on patios and they also grow in well-drained soil in raised beds. As it doesn’t mind salt sprays and windy conditions, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is a great candidate for coastal gardens as well. Plant this flowering perennial in a mixed shrub border, where it will accentuate evergreen shrubs, or grow it in a large container on your roof terrace, balcony or patio.We also stock the vibrant blue coloured Agapanthus. If it is a very hardy variety you are after, Agapanthus Dr Brouwer is one of the hardiest African Lily cultivars. 

GBP 24.75
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Agapanthus Africanus Albus White African Lily For Sale UK

Agapanthus Africanus Albus White African Lily For Sale UK

Agapanthus Africanus Albus is also known as the Nile Lily or the African White Lily. These stunning blooms are long lasting from early to late summer and onwards. The foliage is evergreen except in particularly cold winters where the leaves may die down but they will re-appear in spring. The arching, glossy green blade-like leaves form a tufted mound, with tall, erect stems that bear spheres of pure white, trumpet-shaped blossoms. The flowerheads grace this perennial throughout the summer, complemented by lush foliage.Although it tolerates partial shade, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is best planted in full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. To encourage profuse flowering and ensure your plant thrives, keep it well-watered and apply fertilizer during the flowering season. Native to South Africa, African Lily Albus is hardy in the United Kingdom. However, this white-flowering perennial prefers milder climates and won’t fare well in areas that have particularly cold winter temperatures. In places where the temperatures drop below zero, Agapanthus Africanus Albus will survive only in sheltered locations, ideally indoors, in a container or a pot.Vigorous and compact, this variety of the African Lily grows to be around 50 to 90 centimetres high and across, including flower-bearing stalks. Considering its clump-forming habit and small size, African Lily Albus looks quite striking when planted in a large container.Easy to grow and care for, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is pest and disease free, and requires no pruning. You won’t even have to remove the spent flowerheads, as the seed heads look highly decorative and offer interest during late fall and winter.This clump forming perennial is best if fed during the growing season from April to the end of September. These beautiful flowers work well in pots and on patios and they also grow in well-drained soil in raised beds. As it doesn’t mind salt sprays and windy conditions, Agapanthus Africanus Albus is a great candidate for coastal gardens as well. Plant this flowering perennial in a mixed shrub border, where it will accentuate evergreen shrubs, or grow it in a large container on your roof terrace, balcony or patio.We also stock the vibrant blue coloured Agapanthus. If it is a very hardy variety you are after, Agapanthus Dr Brouwer is one of the hardiest African Lily cultivars. 

GBP 18.75
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Agapanthus Dr. Brouwer. African Lily Dr. Brouwer for Sale

Agapanthus Dr. Brouwer. African Lily Dr. Brouwer for Sale

A blue flowering variety of African Lily, Agapanthus Dr. Brouwer is treasured for its spectacular blossoms and remarkable hardiness. Attractive and versatile, this robust perennial works well as a statement plant or in mixed borders. The narrow, long leaves form dense clumps atop of which are tall, erect, dark green stems that bear the flowers. Unfolding on the tips of the stems in the summer, the umbel-shaped blossoms of this Agapanthus variety are a stunning lilac-blue. Originating from South Africa, Agapanthus prefers mild climates. To thrive, this plant needs full sun and moist, but well-drained soil. Drought tolerant once established and not bothered by salty sprays or strong winds, this spectacular perennial is an excellent choice for coastal gardens. African Lily Dr. Brouwer can also be grown in containers, as long as they have enough space to fully develop roots. In case the pot becomes too small for the mature plant, feel free to repot it, as it won’t mind the disturbance.Although it shares all the attractive qualities with other Agapanthus varieties, African Lily Dr. Brouwer is much more hardy than most other cultivars. Although fully hardy in Britain and Ireland, this extraordinary perennial will need sheltering in the winter months. In case you plant it in a garden, cover it with dry mulch during the winter, or, if it’s container grown, move the pot to a sheltered location. Generally pest and disease free, this plant is considered to be quite robust and easy to grow.Vigorous, yet with a non-invasive habit, Agapanthus Dr. Bouwer is a low maintenance plant. It doesn’t require pruning to keep its stunning natural shape. The foliage forms a tufted mound that grows to be around 70 centimetres high and across, with quite taller stems bearing flower heads protruding from the densely clumped leaves. With its unusual shape and showy blue flowers, African Lily Dr. Brouwer is a great candidate for a statement plant. Planted in the garden or in containers, this striking plant always draws attention. Combined with low-growing evergreen shrubs, this flowering perennial adds drama and colour to a mixed shrub border. 

GBP 53.63
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Agapanthus Queen Anne Lily of the Nile Queen Anne Perennial

Agapanthus Queen Anne Lily of the Nile Queen Anne Perennial

Agapanthus Queen Anne is a semi-dwarf evergreen perennial with strappy leaves and long-lasting purple-blue flowers throughout the summer. It’s low growing enough for the front of the border or ground cover and suits well-watered plant containers in coastal areas.Agapanthus are native to South Africa’s Cape of Good Hope and naturally resistant to coastal sprays and windy conditions. They are sometimes called Lily of the Nile or African Lily, but despite their name are a type of Amaryllidaceae. There are many Agapanthus varieties. Queen Anne is prized for its semi-dwarf height and tall flower spikes topped with a multitude of trumpet-shaped blue-purple blooms that are adored by pollinators especially large bumblebees that can easily access its large flower heads.The plant forms an evergreen low-growing mound that sprouts new long leaves in spring which mature over summer to match the established dark green foliageAgapanthus are one of the few plants that really thrive in a container as the roots like restricted root space.This is an easy grow beautifully flowering perennial with summer-long flowers that come back better each year.Height And Spread of Agapanthus Queen AnneAgapanthus Queen Anne is a semi-dwarf perennial reaching between dwarf Peter Pan and the larger Africanus Albus. It reaches a maximum height and spread of 50 cms over 2-5 years.How Hardy Is Agapanthus Queen AnneThis evergreen perennial is hardy in minus temperatures if its roots are well-drained and it gets plenty of sun in the warmer months.How To Use Agapanthus Queen AnneAgapanthus are an excellent choice for coastal gardens because they are natively coastal plants. They suit a whole variety of garden styles from urban courtyards to a country cottage, Japanese themes and low maintenance wildlife spaces.They enjoy a sunny spot at the front of the border where their long strappy leaves fall to cover edging, and they excel in containers. Lily of the Nile Queen Anne is an excellent choice for a container balcony garden or a sunny deck.How To Care For Agapanthus Queen AnneAgapanthus tolerates the majority of soil types including sand and chalk and enjoys full sun to partial shade. Full sun will encourage more flowers and a stronger plant.Pruning isn’t required but you can remove spent leaves in late autumn. The seed heads can be left throughout the winter for architectural interest and wildlife cover.Water it well until established and be sure to water and feed container-grown Queen Anne regularly in the summer and raise the container on drainage feet to ensure the roots don’t rot.A thick layer of mulch around the crown over winter will provide nutrients for the growing season and help protect its crown from frosts and rain.

GBP 53.63
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Rostrinucula Dependens Happy Cascade Rostrinucula Happy Cascade

Rostrinucula Dependens Happy Cascade Rostrinucula Happy Cascade

If you like unusual and beautiful plants in your garden, you will love the deciduous Rostrinucula Dependens Happy Cascade. This rare woody perennial from China might be best compared to buddleia, but its striking blooms might even surpass the beauty of the treasured butterfly bush. Rostrinucula Dependens is a member of the salvia family, but it is not often found outside the Yunnan province from where it originates.The arching stems of this deciduous shrub bear narrow, oblong grey-green leaves that have a lovely minty scent. In September through to October, this showy cultivar is enveloped in pink or lavender weeping flower racemes. The profusion of the cascading blossoms late in the summer makes this rare perennial a striking addition to mixed shrub borders. Even in the winter, the graceful pendulous form of this perennial and the flaky brown bark will offer visual interest.Height and Spread of Rostrinucula Dependens Happy CascadeRostrinucula Happy Cascade is a compact shrub that will suit both large gardens and those with limited space. When fully mature, this perennial will be around 1.8 metres high and across.How Hardy is Rostrinucula Dependens Happy CascadeAlthough Rostrinucula Dependens originally comes from southwestern China, this shrub feels at home here in the United Kingdom. Fully hardy, Rostrinucula Happy Cascade will survive in areas where winter temperatures do not drop below -10 degrees Celsius.How To Use Rostrinucula Dependens Happy CascadeHowever you decide to use Rostrinucula Happy Cascade, one thing is for sure: it will not go unnoticed! This perennial is quite showy during the flowering season. Late summer to early autumn, it will transform into a truly captivating pinkish-lilac waterfall of blossoms.Ideally, Rostrinucula Dependens would be used as a late-season addition to a mixed shrub border, where it would add interest once the early bloomers fade. Pair it with spring flowering cultivars such as Camellias or Azaleas. Alternatively, you could decide to complement this rare beauty with one of the gorgeous blooming perennials, such as Agapanthus varieties.How To Care for Rostrinucula Dependens Happy CascadeRostrinucula Happy Cascade offers a lot but requires little in return. This woody perennial will thrive in full sun or partial shade. Any reasonably good soil will do, but plant this cultivar in medium-fertile, moist, but well-drained soil for best results.Make sure to take a look at our impressive selection of rare and unusual plants. You might also be interested in other striking flowering plants we offer for sale.

GBP 84.00
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