I \Love this plant
Particular fan of agapanthus. Love the unusual
Shazzy
Portsmouth
This perennial is semi-evergreen so it can lose some of its leaves in winter. In colder regions or more exposed gardens, it may lose them all, but then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
Particular fan of agapanthus. Love the unusual
Shazzy
Portsmouth
Flowered beautifully first year and is bulking up well.
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Somerset
I bought this as a gift for a gardening friend who was delighted with it. It was healthy and grew into a beautiful plant. Best kept in a pot.
Gloria
South West
Excellent,quality plant. Had 3 blooms in first year.
Trevor
Ipswich
The only plant in my warm sheltered garden that did not last the winter, very disappointing as my other agapanthus has done so well
Karlene
Winchester
things went wrong when I re-potted it but with a few wise words from Liz at crocus I think I have got it going again and if I still had my greenhouse it would have been no problem....
joppy
horden Peterlee
66.7
Cheeks
These plants are not fully hardy, so they do need protection from the cold. With that in mind, I would advise against planting it out in the border now, however you could pot it up, and then move it to a sheltered position (an unheated greenhouse or conservatory would be ideal) through the winter months.
Helen
When we are all, hopefully, enjoying the hotter more humid days in July and the longer evenings there is a different range of plants that come into their own in our gardens, ones found naturally close to the equator or in the upper reaches of the Souther
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You can never quite predict how severe our winter weather will be. In the absence of a crystal ball, it is best in October to make contingency plans to help your plants to survive while there will still be some warmth in the sun and the soil. Hardiness is
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