Agapanthus campanulatus (white)
Agapanthus campanulatus (white)
Asked on 8 Oct, 2008
I have a large pot crammed with lavender and rosemary and in the centre I planed Agapanthus campanulatus. As a newcomer to potting, will this work?
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9 Oct, 2008
Well, it's the most hardy of all the Agapanthus. I assume that the pot is large enough to accommodate all three plants and their roots? Is it in the most sunny place you have? The only doubt that I have about planting Agapanthus with other plants is that its roots are fleshy and spread out quite a way, and it prefers to be pot-bound. So if you lost one of the other two, you would have problems replacing it without damaging the Agapanthus roots. Good luck.