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Agapanthus ‘Black Magic’
£6.50
Agapanthus ‘Black magic’ has the most inky black pendulous flowers, held on strong stems , although hardy to -15c it resents winter wet, but likes enough moisture in the summer to enable it to form buds for the following season. Flowering slightly later in the season it makes a good cut flower and container plant but above all this is most certainly a ‘Wow’ plant!
Plants are supplied in a 1ltr pot.
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Hardiness - Hardy to -15c
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Moist, but well drained in winter.
Height - 80cms
Width - 50cms
Flowering - July - August
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