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Agapanthus 'Headbourne Hybrids' and other hybrids |
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Common name |
lily of the Nile |
Family |
agapanthaceae |
Life cycle |
perennial (Z6-10) |
Flowers |
blue |
From seed |
[2024 Seed for 'Evergreen white' from NARGS '22/'23 exchange. Baggy 70F (50%G, 15-19d)]
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This variety is supposed to be hardy in our zone 6 garden, and sure enough, it hasn't completely gone away even through our harshest winters. But the colder winters do take their toll: after the frigid start to 2014, only a few bits of the previously large clump returned, and didn't bloom. It returned to flower in 2015.
After moving to the Houston area, we picked up an unnamed hybrid agapanthus, which now lives behind our pond.
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| New agapanthus in Houston |
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We're re-establishing this plant this year (it used to grow in our garden, but slipped away) About my plant portraits
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