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Agapanthus “Navy blue” ( Midnight star)
£6.50
Agapanthus Navy blue is a deciduous variety making it hardier than it’s evergreen siblings , it needs full sun and as much shelter as possible to encourage it to produce it’s elegant ( not surprisingly!) navy blue flowers , held on strong stems over green strap like foliage . Agapanthus like to be well drained in the winter but make sure they get enough moisture in the summer to form the flower buds for the following season.
Plants are supplied in a 9cm pot.
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Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Moist in summer, well drained in winter.
Height - 60cms
Width - 40cms
Flowering - August - September
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