Shop for agapanthus blue roots set

Agapanthus is an evergreen perennial that can be planted in the garden in the warmer parts of the US (zones 8 to 10). Best grown in containers and protected from winter conditions in more northern locations. Commonly called Lily of the Nile and is actually from South Africa. Produces large flower clusters on tall stalks arising from a mound of strap-shaped leaves. Blue and white cultivars are available but the blue ones are the most popular.

Agapanthus are beautiful upright perennials that are easy to grow, deer resistant, drought and heat tolerant. Agapanthus are perfect to add color and texture to the landscape. You can plan to use them as a focal point or as a stunning backdrop in a layered garden. They are perfect to place in front of a wall or along a pathway or fence. Agapanthus are also great for patio planters as either a single planting or planted in combination with colorful annuals or perennials. This early to mid-season bloomer displays full clusters of blue, purple flowers on very strong stems.

National plant network's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. As its name suggests, the Agapanthus Ever Sapphire is a true gem among plants. The vibrant blue flowers burst into dazzling clusters of wonder in the spring and summer, sure to catch the eye of everyone around, including a few butterflies and hummingbirds! The Agapanthus is as tough as it is beautiful, with an impeccable resistance to drought, disease, and pests. Plant in patio containers; use as accents, borders, edging, groundcover, or in mass plantings to create a spectacular display. Be sure to provide partial shade with at least 3 hours of direct sunlight, water regularly, and maintain a properly draining soil.

The Ever Midnight Agapanthus is a striking blooming perennial that brings elegance and drama to any garden or landscape. Commonly known as Lily of the Nile, this exceptional perennial variety features deep, midnight-blue blooms atop tall, sturdy stems, creating a stunning contrast against its glossy, dark green foliage. With its compact, clumping habit and long-lasting blooms from late spring to early Summer, Ever Midnight Agapanthus plants are perfect for borders, containers or as a focal point in mixed perennial beds. Easy to grow and low maintenance, it adds enduring beauty and sophistication to your outdoor space.

The Queen Mum Agapanthus (Lily of the Nile) is a majestic and prolific bloomer that commands attention in any garden or landscape. This stunning blooming perennial boasts large, globe-shaped bi-color clusters of white and blue trumpet-shaped flowers atop tall, sturdy stems. Blooming from mid to late summer, the Queen Mum Agapanthus creates a spectacular display that adds elegance and charm to borders, beds, and containers. With its lush, strap-like foliage and vigorous growth habit, it's a regal addition to both formal and cottage-style gardens, providing beauty and grace year after year.

The Queen Mum Agapanthus (Lily of the Nile) is a majestic and prolific bloomer that commands attention in any garden or landscape. This stunning blooming perennial boasts large, globe-shaped bi-color clusters of white and blue trumpet-shaped flowers atop tall, sturdy stems. Blooming from mid to late summer, the Queen Mum Agapanthus creates a spectacular display that adds elegance and charm to borders, beds, and containers. With its lush, strap-like foliage and vigorous growth habit, it's a regal addition to both formal and cottage-style gardens, providing beauty and grace year after year.

Agapanthus is an evergreen perennial that can be planted in the garden in the warmer parts of the US (zones 8 to 10). Best grown in containers and protected from winter conditions in more northern locations. Commonly called Lily of the Nile and is actually from South Africa. Produces large flower clusters on tall stalks arising from a mound of strap-shaped leaves. While the blue agapanthus cultivars are more popular, the white makes for a cooling color and focal accent plant in the garden.

Agastache is easy to grow in average soils, but good drainage is important. Protect from winter weather in USDA zones 5 and lower. Makes for a bold addition to the garden. A great perennial choice for borders, walking paths and/or cutting gardens. Plant where they can be enjoyed up close. Attracts butterflies and deer resistant. Also known as Giant Hyssop. Blue Fortune produces blue-lavender flower spikes that bloom from summer into fall. Leaves are often used in potpourri and to flavor food and drink.

Aquilegia is native to Europe and known by several common names such as Columbine, Crowfoot and Granny's Bonnet. It is known and appreciated for its spring bloom and beautiful basal leaves. Flowers are dove-like with a spreading bonnet-like appearance. Use in borders, rock gardens, cottage gardens, shade gardens, woodland gardens or in naturalized settings. Enjoy as a ground cover after bloom. Perfect choice for the Northeast as they will naturalize freely. USDA zone appropriate in all 3-8 zoned gardens. Aquilegia Blue Barlow, a perennial, produces double violet blue flowers on sturdy stems which make for excellent cut flowers.

Hostas are not grown for their flowers but for their foliage. They come in a spectrum of blues, golds, greens, yellows and whites as well as variegated, some speckled and others striped. They thrive in the shade, even though they can withstand some Sun, are long-lived and low-maintenance. Many Hosta varieties have seasonal color or can change color depending on growing conditions. While there are well over 3,000 cultivars to choose from we offer a range of foliage shapes, colors and sizes. They can take years to fully mature, each year exhibiting a change in color, texture and form. Hosta Blue Angel is one of the very largest blue-leaved Hostas available producing bell-shaped lavender to white showy flowers later in the season. Giant leaves, large mound, low maintenance plant which attracts hummingbirds.