Where to plant agapanthus

Water agapanthus regularly during the growing season – especially if they’re in containers. Feed to encourage blooming and either deadhead them when the flowers have faded or leave the seed heads for some garden interest in winter. Protect agapanthus / African lily from frost over winter by mulching borders or moving pots indoors. Thanks for browsing the J.Parker’s agapanthus range – we hope you find something you love. Add your favourite varieties to your basket and order online whenever you’re ready.

Companion plants for agapanthus

Plant your agapanthus with other sun-loving perennials like rudbeckia and lavender – and add ornamental grasses for a bit of soft, wispy texture. They’re tall and showy, so pair them with lower-growing plants to create some stunning contrast in your outdoor space.

Water agapanthus regularly during the growing season – especially if they’re in containers. Feed to encourage blooming and either deadhead them when the flowers have faded or leave the seed heads for some garden interest in winter. Protect agapanthus / African lily from frost over winter by mulching borders or moving pots indoors. Thanks for browsing the J.Parker’s agapanthus range – we hope you find something you love. Add your favourite varieties to your basket and order online whenever you’re ready.

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Agapanthus

Every British cottage garden needs a cluster of vibrant, attention-seeking agapanthus (also known as African Lily) to add colour and drama throughout summer. We love them for their height, elegance and drama – and the bees, butterflies and other pollinators in your garden will love them too. You’ll find purple and white varieties here, as well as several shades of classic agapanthus blue.

At J.Parker’s, we have a wide variety of agapanthus / African lily plants, so you’re bound to find something you love. Agapanthus ‘Blue Peter’ has clusters of intense deep blue flowers that can reach up to 90cm high, and Agapanthus ‘Twister’ is an RHS Award-winning bi-colour variety with petals that are white and blue – beautiful in patio containers or cut for indoor flower arrangements.

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Where to plant agapanthus

Water agapanthus regularly during the growing season – especially if they’re in containers. Feed to encourage blooming and either deadhead them when the flowers have faded or leave the seed heads for some garden interest in winter. Protect agapanthus / African lily from frost over winter by mulching borders or moving pots indoors.   Thanks for browsing the J.Parker’s agapanthus range – we hope you find something you love. Add your favourite varieties to your basket and order online whenever you’re ready.
Companion plants for agapanthus

Plant your agapanthus with other sun-loving perennials like rudbeckia and lavender – and add ornamental grasses for a bit of soft, wispy texture. They’re tall and showy, so pair them with lower-growing plants to create some stunning contrast in your outdoor space.
Growing agapanthus

Water agapanthus regularly during the growing season – especially if they’re in containers. Feed to encourage blooming and either deadhead them when the flowers have faded or leave the seed heads for some garden interest in winter. Protect agapanthus / African lily from frost over winter by mulching borders or moving pots indoors.   Thanks for browsing the J.Parker’s agapanthus range – we hope you find something you love. Add your favourite varieties to your basket and order online whenever you’re ready.