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Agapanthus inapertus ‘Graskop’
£9.50
Agapanthus ‘Graskop’ has almost black buds that open to reveal dark violet blue flowers, it is deciduous and hardy to nearly -15c and will thrive in average dampness in the summer but it really doesn’t like to have a soggy bottom in the winter, lets face it not many of us do! so place it in a well drained area in full sun or it will be happy in a pot.
Plants are supplied in a 2ltr pot.
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Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Well drained
Height - 80
Width - 40
Flowering - July - September
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