Agapanthus Queen Anne

Agapanthus africanus 'Queen Anne'

DESCRIPTION:  Taller than 'Peter Pan', smaller than Agapanthus Blue, Queen Anne is a versatile size plant with wide strappy leaves and rounded purple-blue flowers in spring and summer. Well suited to mixed borders and pots.  
USES:   Elegant, stately and architecturally pleasing they are great for mass plantings in the garden for a splash of flowering colour through summer.  Useful as a firebreak plant for firewise gardens
CARE:  Hardy and low maintenance.  Lift and divide when clumps get too large.
PLANTING: Agapanthus are surprisingly hardy and worth a go in most protected areas but will prefer full sun to part shade.  Plant in a well drained soil, mulch and fertilise when planting but not too rich in organic matter and go easy with the fertiliser.  Surprisingly tolerant of cold and dry conditions but growth is restricted in these conditions.
HEIGHT & WIDTH: 40-60cm H x 40 cm W.
YOUR PLANTS: These plants are tube-stock plants, healthy young plants with new roots that will establish quickly in your garden. The pot size is 80mm high and 42 mm wide