My Goodness - Agapanthus

4 strong suits

Very long flowering period

You get to enjoy Agapanthus’ large multicoloured flowers throughout the spring and summer months. Flowering starts early on, producing a riot of colours.

Well resistant to drought

The colourful sun worshipper is perfectly capable of dealing with drought. Which means he is not constantly gasping for water. Feel free to moisten this African lily, but once a week is more than enough.

Perennial

With a little bit of care and attention you will have all Agapanthus variants growing and flourishing to full capacity.

Low maintenance

The plant barely requires looking after and does not need pruning.

4 care and maintenance tips

Light

Agapanthus is a big sun lover. Put the plant somewhere where it gets profuse sunshine and enable it to stock up on extra vitamin D to sustain its luscious blossom.

Water

This African stunner knows how to deal with drought and heat, but make sure it gets a drink every so often (once a week). Be sure to put the plant in properly draining soil, but avoid it getting too wet. So it’s no wet feet!

Requires little to no looking after

It does not necessarily need pruning and giving extra fertiliser or nutrients is optional. Requires little effort for a plant that has so much to offer.

Wintertime protection

A tropical plant like Agapanthus is a summer’s child. It loves summer and hates winter. Which is why it is important that you cover it up if left outdoors or simply take it inside.