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Agapanthus ‘Star Quality’
£6.50
Agapanthus ‘Star Quality’ is a deciduous , relatively hardy variety that given some shelter copes well with the great outdoors. It has a compact shape and we have found it one of the best for sheer flower power producing a good number of flower stems per plant. Ball shaped flowers in mid blue with a darker stripe down each tepal. Well suited to container growth , keep well drained in the winter but no dry through the summer, feed with a high potash feed, tomato feed will do, from mid spring through early summer.
Plants are supplied in a 1ltr pot.
4 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy to -15c
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Well drained
Height - 60cms
Width - 45cms
Flowering - June - August
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