Agapanthus africanus (common name African blue lily)
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Agapanthus africanus (aka African blue lily)
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Here is a picture of my long leaved droopy Agapanthus after overwintering indoors. Do I need to do anything to help it? Any suggestions? Thanks for the previous advice that was given, but I thought a pic wopuld help in case there is anything else I need to do to keep this plant healthy and eventually see some flowers.
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16 Aug, 2007
Thanks maple - I like them, too, but having seen deep blue ones (almost purple) at RHS Rosemoor, I'll be searching for those!
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26 Mar, 2008
It looks very healthy to me - the leaves are a good green colour
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I have blue ones and white ones, the blue are in flower first.
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Superb for growing in pots and in a sunny setting. Tall spikes of long lasting blue flowers.They provide a lovely contast with other exotic evergreen plants.
Planted 04.08 Shenstone Samantha's bed
Bought Woolworths £ . multi buy 2 for £ . each £3.99
Skill Level: Experienced
Hardiness: Hardy
Position:
Soil type: Well-drained/light, Moist
Exposure: Full sun
Flowers: July - Sept
Height: 120cm
Spread: 90cm in 5 years
Time to divide plants: March to April
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15 Aug, 2007
I was going to get Agapanthus for next year but having seen this I will definately be looking for white ones
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