Q: Please provide me information on separating agapanthus. -- Jon Silverman A: This is best done in spring, around March. It's not too difficult. Dig up a clump, separate it into the desired number of ...

Winter is a hard season for many flowers, and agapanthus is no exception. Here's the necessary task you should do to help it ...

Agapanthus, commonly known as lily of the Nile, is that tall exotic blue- or white- flowered clump-forming herbaceous perennial that adorns landscapes around the world but is most prevalent in the ...

When looking in magazines or catalogues, you see more tropical looking plants offered these days to give your garden a more exotic look. For many years, as I would visit gardens in very warm climates, ...

Garden columnist Dan Gill answers readers' questions each week. To send a question, email Gill at [email protected]. I have heard that you should not cut off the old flowerheads on ...

We have a couple large pots of agapanthus plants, also called Lily of the Nile, that have been with us for nearly 30 years. Each summer the potted plants produce azure-blue, loose globes of flowers ...

Having agapanthus in your garden can easily get on your nerves, considering the plant's erratic flowering behavior. For instance, it can bloom with such jaw-dropping flowers one season, that you can't ...

They look marvellous in pots and containers placed on patios and outdoor spaces. The agapanthus loves to sit in full sun and hot spots in the garden. The agapanthus will start growing flower stems in ...

Rene and Peter Naughton reside in Woodland, which was one of the first developments on Anastasia Island opening in the early 60s. They’ve lived there since 1995. What caught my eye was a large kidney ...

The agapanthus loves to sit in a sunny and hot spot in the garden. In early summertime, we should start to see the flower stems growing in readiness for a summer floral display. The plant is at its ...