African Lily Gardening Tips

Agapanthus

Agapanthus or African Lily is a are clump-forming perennial from southern Africa. It produces 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.

Botanical Name	Agapanthus
Features	Perennial Beautiful flowers
Planting condition	Full sun, need moisture-retentive, well-drained soil
Propagation	Seed and division in spring
Pests and diseases	Slugs, snails, viruses

Agapanthus Photo Album

Agapanthus africanus
Author: Kurt Steuber (GFDL)

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