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Agapanthus Africanus | African Lily

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Agapanthus Africanus | African Lily

Agapanthus Africanus | African Lily

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From midsummer, globes of blue flowers. A magnificent summer-flowering perennial that produces large rounded clusters of blue bell-shaped flowers on top...

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Plant description

From midsummer, globes of blue flowers. A magnificent summer-flowering perennial that produces large rounded clusters of blue bell-shaped flowers on top of sturdy, upright stems. When not in flower, the strap-shaped foliage, which forms bold clumps, provides interest all year if protected from low temperatures and frosty weather. African lilies make great additions to a sunny, well-drained border. They also make fine specimens in containers, which will also enable them to be easily moved to a frost-free spot to overwinter when the temperatures start to drop.
Position

Position

Full sun

Rate of growth

Rate of growth

Average

Flowering period

Flowering period

June - September

Soil type

Soil type

All soil types

Hardiness

Hardiness

Semi hardy

Eventual height & spread
Eventual height and spread

Specifications

Delivery Option
Standard delivery
Location
Outdoor
Sunlight
Full sun
Soil type
All soil types
Rate of growth
Average
Hardiness
Semi hardy
Flowering Period
July - September
Flower colour
Blue
Toxicity
Humans/Pets: Harmful if eaten
Dimensions
9cm pot
Product Code
RH30001962

Care guide

Apply a balanced liquid fertiliser monthly from spring until flowering. Towards the end of September ease back on the watering and feeding of plants in containers to allow the foliage to toughen up. In cold areas, protect the crowns of the plants with a deep, dry mulch to protect them from hard frosts, or grow in a pot so they can be overwintered in an unheated greenhouse. Divide plants that have become too big in spring, but remember you will often get more flowers when the roots are constricted.

Warning

Humans/Pets: Harmful if eaten

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