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Large strap-like, deep green leaves and crowded umbels of deep blue blooms. Bold, attractive bulbous plants for sheltered borders, tubs, containers etc. Elegant strap shaped leaves and bunches of blue flowers on 2-3ft long stems. The dried seed head can be used for winter decoration. There is considerable evidence that these hybrids are really hardy in many parts of the British Isles, particularly where good drainage is possible. They flower freely in their second year and generally make very good garden plants, growing into a thick established clump. Flowers mid/late summer.
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Black African Lily. Long-lasting, trouble-free plants ideal for a sunny border. The sumptuous deep blue flower heads sit aloft the unique, jet-black stems. Spectacular enjoyed throughout the garden in containers and pots.
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The buds start out a steel-blue to blackish and stand up firmly; they bloom out to a lavender blue and droop down. Height: 35-40 inches. No 1 size bareroot.
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Free flowering with large round heads of true blue flowers growing into a thick established clump. Truly hardy. Bold, attractive bulbous plants for sheltered borders, tubs, containers etc. Elegant strap shaped leaves and bunches of blue flowers on 2-3ft long sterns. The dried seed head can be used for winter decoration. There is considerable evidence that these hybrids are really hardy in many parts of the British Isles, particularly where good drainage is possible. They flower freely in their second year and generally make very good garden plants, growing into a thick established clump. Flowers mid/late summer.
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This delightful dwarf, pure white form, looks spectacular grown in containers and unlike many Agapanthus it will often flower within one year from sowing. Not fully hardy, so best given winter frost protection. Height: 45cm (18in).
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