Agapanthus (lily of the Nile) Agapanthus, native to South Africa, produces beautiful clusters of trumpet-shaped blue or white flowers perched on tall yet sturdy stems in May and June. Plant height ...

Dobies: Ranunculus 'Red' looks striking in pots or borders. 5. ... ‘Agapanthus is a hardy bulb, making it ideal for the milder spring climate,’ says Liam from Old Railway Line Garden Centre.

We rely on tulips, daffodils and amaryllis for early and mid-spring color. But there are several to carry us through the warmer months. These "summer" bulbs can be planted now and include ...

When to plant agapanthus, alliums and canna - key dates for summer bulbs SUMMER is the most anticipated season for gardeners with flowers, trees and shrubs all reaching full bloom.

Agapanthus bulbs will do best in well-drained soil and enjoy full sun. 2. Alliums. Credit: Shutterstock. Alliums are similar to Agapanthus, as the flower is displayed upon a long stem.

Gloriosa lily: Brilliant red and yellow flowers bedeck this vining bulb. The tuber is very poisonous if eaten, so caution children. Blue Nile lily (Agapanthus species): Sky-blue clusters of blooms ...

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The genus Agapanthus includes six to 10 species, all of which are native to South Africa. The common name, “Lily of the Nile,” is misleading, since the River Nile is in Africa’s northern region.

Agapanthus bulbs are best planted 12 to 24 inches apart, while gladiolus can be spaced 6 to 8 inches apart. 5. Planting at the wrong time (Image credit: Shutterstock) ...