The blue agapanthus is an exotic-looking plant that will fit into many gardens. Agapanthus blends in with any decor, is easy to care for, and has a graphic silhouette that will add a striking touch to a patio or garden.

Planting agapanthus

Plant agapanthus from April to May (the first year), preferably in a sunny location. Choose light, permeable soil to ensure good drainage. If not, add coarse sand to the soil. Ensure the soil remains moist. Store the bulbs in a cool, airy location until planting. Excellent as a cut flower.

Step 1
Plant the bulbs at intervals of about 50 cm.

Step 2
Place the bulbs point upwards, 10 cm deep.

Step 3
Cover with the extracted soil.

Step 4
Water thoroughly after planting.

Step 5
When flowering, the plant reaches a height of about 80 cm.