Agapanthus plants grow readily in well-drained soil and full sun. Once established, they are strong growers, ... We could have left the seed heads on display and as bird food.

AGAPANTHUS is a summer flowering bloom which is best known for its large blue flower heads and tall stems, making it the perfect plant for your garden border. Growing your own herbaceous ...

When planting agapanthus from bare-root plants, you should expect flowers within 1-2 years. For the most part, agapanthus spends the first year of its life establishing itself and absorbing as ...

We have a couple large pots of agapanthus plants, also called Lily of the Nile, that have been with us for nearly 30 years. Each summer the potted plants produce azure-blue, loose globes of ...

Another gardening project on the schedule for fall’s cool days is the division of long-standing clumps of Agapanthus. The genus Agapanthus includes six or 10 species, all of which are native to ...

Q: My 4-year-old agapanthus plants are crowded. When and how do I divide them? — A.M., Houston A: Many find agapanthus blooms best when slightly crowded in a bed or slightly pot-bound, but often ...

Q: Please provide me information on separating agapanthus. -- Jon Silverman A: This is best done in spring, around March. It's not too difficult. Dig up a clump, separate it into the desired ...

We chose 22 varieties of taller agapanthus (60cm plus) in a range of shades and flower-head forms. In spring, we planted three plants of each variety at our Capel Manor trial garden in north London ...

Plant Doctor Tom MacCubbin gives advice on gardening in Florida such as caring for your lily of the Nile as well as poinsettias, gardenias, delphiniums, vegetables, century plants and pineapples.

ONE GLANCE at Dan Hinkley’s garden anytime from early July through October, and you’re disabused of the notion that agapanthus are only for hot climates. From terrace to cliffside, Windcliff ...