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by Denis Conrado, http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Agapanthus_africanus.jpg, and used under GNU Free Documentation License.
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Agapanthus are clump-forming perennials from southern Africa. They produce clusters of bright blue funnel-shaped flowers. After flowering, Agapanthus should be left in the ground, so that they form large clumps. Propage by dividing the clumps only when flowering has diminished.
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| Botanical Name |
Agapanthus |
| Features |
Perennial
Beautiful flowers
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| Planting condition |
Full sun, need moisture-retentive, well-drained soil |
| Propagation |
Seed and division in spring |
| Pests and diseases |
Slugs, snails, viruses |
Agapanthus africanus
by Kurt Steuber, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Agapanthus_africanus1.jpg, and used under GNU Free Documentation License.
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