Choose a sunny position planted in free draining soil and well, let them do their thing. For container cultivation it’s best to improve standard multi purpose compost with the addition of around 20% John Inness number 3 compost to the mix. The occasional drench of a good organic fertiliser such as seaweed feed is our favourite too, encouraging healthy grow, flowers and generally maintaining good health of the plant. Occasionally snails and slugs can take a liking to the new growth, not usually a big problem but worth checking. Oh and don’t forget if you get tempted by one of these big beautiful evergreen agapanthus, and who could blame you, please remember to give shelter should really cold weather appear.
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Flowering period:July, September.
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Colour (flower):Blue.
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Colour (leaf):Green.
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Height:60cm.
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Location:Sun.
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Evergreen:Yes.
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Hardiness:-5 °C
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Wind resistant:Yes
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Flowers:Fragrant, suitable for bouquets
