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  • #1

    Some agapanthus questions please :)

    Bagged a few agapanthus at a local nursery for dead cheap

    I read these need confined roots to flower is this true?
    If so should I put this in the ground in a container?


    Thanks guys
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    What varieties have you got? I only grow in pots as they don't like sitting in wet soil and I can store them undercover over the winter. Not all are hardy.

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      I had a few blue agapanthus a few years ago. I planted them in the ground and just left them there. They flowered regularly. I wasn't aware of any root restriction problems.

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        Mine are in large pots have been for the last 3 years. They flower more and more each year. They are against the house on a south facing wall an are doing great. I was certainly told the need to have their roots confined to flower well
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          I'm not sure confined is actually the best description, having seen the growing as very pretty weeds on Madeira, overcrowded might be better, because that is what they are & the more overcrowded the growing area (pot/flower bed/roadside verge/etc) the more profuse the flowers become.
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          • #6
            Not sure on variety, i will have a look when I get in
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            Simply look around and view it.

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