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Midnight Blue is a prized agapanthus cultivar with flowers made up of individual florettes that are full and wide, and face outwards and upwards. This gives the 4" globe-shaped blossoms more visual substance and a greater presence when viewed from a distance. Close up, the deep blue-violet stripes down each lighter blue petal can be appreciated. This not-so-tall agapanthus is an excellent choice for sunny containers.

Commonly called "Lily of the Nile" Agapanthus is great for large landscapes, containers and flower gardens. Each flower head emerges on a 2-3 foot stalk made up of 30-50 deep blue trumpet type flowers. Hardy in zones 8-11. Plant in mid-spring in full sun or a mostly sunny spot.

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Style with a flair! We have designed this boutonniere with several blue agapanthus blooms and accented with greenery to create this unique style. Available in white also.

Blue agapanthus and white dendrobium orchids are bundled with eucalyptus.

A versatile perennial tailor made for spatially challenged city gardens. Line them up for a quaint edging or plant in seas of blue as a groundcover. Also works well nestled as groups or clusters into landscape boulders or combined with other perennials in beds and borders. Belongs in Asian styled themes with sedges and liriopes. Flowers are graphically suited to modernistic landscapes and crisp contemporary compositions. Striking in larger pots and containers

Beautiful blue Agapanthus have funnel-shaped flowers in hues of blue to purple, shading to white. This box contains 125 individual Stems of 24"- 26" long blue Agapanthus. Your flowers and roses are shipped absolutely fresh, direct from the greenhouses to you via FedEx. Globalrose sells wholesale flowers and wholesale roses at prices that are usually lower than most local wholesalers. All our flowers and roses are cut specially for you, your loved one or special event (wedding, party, fundraising...

This 1972 introduction was selected by the late plantsman Alan Bloom of the UK's Bressingham Gardens. Agapanthus 'Bressingham Blue' is a seedling selection from thousands of plants of the famous Headbourne hybrids. The clump of narrow, green, winter-deciduous leaves is topped, starting in late June (NC), with 30" stalks ending in 4.5" round flower heads of dark blue-violet flowers. This has been a vigorous, outstanding cultivar in our trials.

Flowering up to three weeks before other varieties and continuing to bloom for an average of almost two and a half months per season (70 days), Blue Storm provides masses of soft blue in the landscape. Mature plants produce up to 25 stems at once, each topped with thick flower clusters, and bear 80-100 of these over the course of a single season. Blue Storm agapanthus is two and a half feet tall, the perfect height for borders, mixed beds and large containers. Blooms are excellent for cutting and...

Give “Midknight Blue” Agapanthus some thought for your garden as it can offer so much. When in bloom, the flowers can attract butterflies or hummingbirds—always a pleasant site to view from your kitchen window. Agapanthus is an herbaceous perennial growing well in full sun or partial shade. Its clean foliage and fleshy root system lends itself to mass planting near pools or walkways, a stunning display of color mid summer when the blue flowers emerge on stalks to 3 to 4 feet tall, foliage to 2 feet...

Easily grown from seed. This popular plant is for warmer zones or the greenhouse. It develops a tremendous quantity of long strap-like green leaves which will flow over the sides of a container. Numerous erect flower stems rise from the leaf mass and they are topped by a large display of violet-blue funnelform flowers. The seeds should be kept very wet during the first week and are fast germinating. Broadcast the seeds on the surface of a mixture of loamy soil and well draining soil mix. Keep very...

Description: Large globe-shaped clusters of funnel-shaped flowers at the end of a tall stem.

Seducing gardeners and butterflies alike, Agapanthus hails from South Africa and procures its name from the Greek words agape and anthos meaning ‘love flower’. A glossy green fountain of low growing, straplike evergreen foliage offers up loosely arranged round umbels, which unfurl like exploding fireworks, atop sturdy leafless stalks. Violet anthers and deep purple stems augment the cool dark blue, tubular flowers. Well-suited for a container or the front lines of a bed amid silver-leafed plants...