Agapanthus, or Lily of the Nile, is a classic sub-tropical bloom seen around the world in areas with rather temperate winter weather. Generally this has meant that only gardeners in Zones 8+ could ...
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Monty Don explains why you need to deadhead your agapanthus now to ensure it blooms again next year
When the seasons change, there's always lots to be done in the garden, and as summer begins to fade away, deadheading and pruning are among the most important tasks. If you've been catching up on your ...
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 ...
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