Agapanthus originate in South Africa, and out there they grow en masse like weeds on the road sides. Over here in the Uk it is a different story, they have to survive our cold winters and make do with limited sunshine during our English summers. If treated correctly though they can thrive in our gardens…
Our Agapanthus here at Cramden Nursery were so ready for more root room! They look so much better now. The Evergreen varieties will gently grow thought he winter while the Deciduous ones will die down and await the spring.
With only a couple of cold spells here on the nursery so far this winter we have just got around to putting our deciduous Agapanthus (planted out in the border) to bed for the winter. There are 2 types of Agapanthus, deciduous (lose their leaves and die down for the winter) and evergreen (keep their…
If you are anything like me, you have managed to put off the cold weather preparation for some of your plants. Until now we have left out Agapanthus outside in their pots but it is now the time to bring them in so they are kept away from the worst of the winter weather. If…
Agapanthus all potted up and ready to grow here at Cramden Nursery. As soon as they have been potted up they straight away look bigger plants and you can almost hear them sigh with relief to have more room for their roots.
Here at Cramden Nursery we are busy potting up our Agapanthus. Check out the roots on these, they are so ready for the next size pot.
Many Agapanthus will be still in flower this month so keep on top of your liquid feeding with a good high potash feed such as “Geranium Elixir” which is used here on the nursery. Cut off any flowering stems that have “gone over” to stop them trying to form seeds and thus waste their energy.…
We have some great looking Agapanthus here at Cramden Nursery at the moment. Our Nursery cat Bella thinks so too.
What beautiful white roots our Agapanthus have. These plants are more than ready to be re potted.
Here is Agapanthus “Snow Pixie” still in flower and looking great in October at Cramden Nursery. A great variety to choose for its long flowering and fresh white flowers.