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Dwarfish Agapathus Flowers


Dwarfish Agapathus Flowers

These dwarfish Agapathus flowers are in Balboa Park, San Diego, CA.
I know they are extremely common...however, I though I would post this plant anyway. : > )



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They are lovely, no matter how common.....

2 Jul, 2009

 

mive are about to open...

2 Jul, 2009

 

Milky:

Thank you! I like the large flowered variety best...the flower stalks grow to 6 feet / 2 meters tall.

Sandra:

I bet they're beautiful! Do they spread over large areas there also?

2 Jul, 2009

 

OOooooooooooooo Delonix these look Stunning ,Iv a pot full & cant wait 4 their Buds to Open :)

2 Jul, 2009

 

Jacque:

Thank you! Agapathus is in the top 5 mostly widely used median, park and landscape plant in California...so needless to say there's millions growing here...I'm glad you liked the photo. I almost wasn't going to post this photo because they're so common. : > )

2 Jul, 2009

 

Well im gald u posted the Pic as i think its gorgeous :)

3 Jul, 2009

 

Jacque:

Thanks again! Maybe I should post some of the larger purple and white flowering varieties which are also widely used here.

3 Jul, 2009

 

They sound Lovely Delonix why not? :)

3 Jul, 2009

 

Yes, these are pretty.. :o)

3 Jul, 2009

 

Terrotoonie:

I know Agapathus plants are hardy...are they commmonly grown in England?

3 Jul, 2009

 

I don't have great knowledge on these.
The tender varieties are grown in pots and over-wintered indoors.
Hardier types are becoming more available.

3 Jul, 2009

 

Terratoonie:

I've always though of all varieties of Agapathus as being hardy...I've learned something new about them. Thanks for the information. : > )

4 Jul, 2009



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