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National plant network's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. The snowy white flowers of the Agapanthus White burst into dazzling clusters of wonder in late 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.

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 Amethyst is a true gem among plants. The vibrant purple 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.

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.

National plant network's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. As its name suggests, the Agapanthus Ever Star shines bright among plants. The energetic bicolor blue and white flowers burst into dazzling clusters of star-shaped wonder in the spring, lasting 17 weeks into late summer. They are 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 pots or hanging baskets; use as accents, borders, edging, groundcover, or in mass plantings to create a spectacular display. Be sure to provide partial shade with at least 6 hours of direct sunlight, water deeply, adjusting waterings based on temperature and other environmental factors, and maintain a properly draining soil.

National plant network's grower approved selections take the guesswork out of gardening. As its name suggests, the Agapanthus Ever Twilight is the perfect mixture of dark and light. The subtle, but striking white and violet 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.

Agapanthus, also known as Lily of the Nile, produces clusters of purple flowers that sit atop tall stalks nestled amongst mounding, grass-like foliage. This summer blooming perennial attracts a wide variety of pollinators and warmer zones that don't experience frost will see these continue to bloom well into the fall season. Great for use in containers, planted borders or mass plantings.

The Ever Amethyst Agapanthus is a perennial from the SOUTHERN LIVING Plant Collection. It produces bright purple flower clusters that emerge in spring and rebloom into summer. Its early flowers and reblooming nature make it one of the most prolific bloomers. Additionally, this plant will expand into clumps of numerous plants. Each plant can produce multiple flower stalks. The clumping habit of strappy foliage can grow 2 ft. W. You can imagine the vast amount of flowers they're capable of producing once they've achieved their mature width. Plant them in front of hedges, in foundation plantings, as accents in mixed garden beds or container plantings. They're hardy from USDA Zones 8 to 11 and grow best in full sun to partial shade, we recommend 3-hours or more of direct sun. They prefer rich garden soil with good drainage and should be watered 3 to 4 times per week for the first growing season. Fertilize in early spring with a light application of balanced slow-release fertilizer. They are not guaranteed to be in bloom on arrival.

Indigo Frost Agapanthus is a stunning bi-color African Lily that features eye-catching trumpet-shaped blooms with deep indigo centers and crisp white petal edges. This repeat bloomer thrives in warm climates, producing flowers from late spring through summer. Its upright, clumping growth habit makes it an excellent choice for garden borders, mass plantings, or containers. Low-maintenance and highly resilient, Indigo Frost Agapanthus is an easy way to bring long-lasting color to your landscape.This hardy perennial thrives in USDA Zones 7-10, preferring full sun to partial shade for best performance. Plant in well-draining, fertile soil, and water regularly until established. Once mature, it becomes drought-tolerant but benefits from occasional deep watering during dry periods. Deadheading spent blooms encourages continuous flowering, and applying a balanced fertilizer in early spring promotes healthy growth. In colder zones, grow in containers and bring indoors during winter. Dig a hole twice the width of the root ball and as deep as the container. Place the plant, backfill with soil, and water thoroughly. Space plants 18-24 in. apart to allow for proper air circulation. Mulching around the base helps retain moisture and regulate soil temperature.

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.