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Agapanthus ‘Blue Ice’
£6.50
Not the hardiest of Agapanthus but well worth the effort of planting in a pot and bringing in for a little Winter protection ( which is what we have to do here!) or in milder areas it can be planted out and protected with fleece or mulch. A classy, cool customer with large flowers that are blue/mauve at the base changing to palest blue then white at the tips of each petal.These plants are supplied in 1ltr pots.
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Hardiness - down to 1c
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Well drained
Height - 1mtr
Width - 60cms
Flowering - July - August
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