Une sélection de notre gamme d'agapanthes en gros

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  • Une grande sélection de 30 agapanthes en gros.

Voir notre galerie d'agapanthes en gros:

A white flowered evergreen variety selected for its hardiness and speed to flower. Grey-green leaves and flowerson 65cm stems. Semi-evergreen. Selected by Dick Fulcher.
White flowers are densely clustered and carry a pink flush through them which becomes darker as the flowers age. Flowers areheld upright on sturdy stems. Very striking. Evergreen. (60cm)
Large pale blue flowers on strong stems.Mid-season flowering. (80cm). Selected by Dick Fulcher.
Large open white flower heads are produced earlier than most agapanthus. Flowers are produced from June into August.Evergreen 60cm. Bred by Ken Rigney.
Very free flowering deciduous form with dark blue flowers. (60cm)
A dinky dwarf evergreen selection which has double white flowers that carry up to 10 tepals per flower. Pronouncedyellow stamens. Flowers are held just above the foliage onstems of only 20cm. Ideal for patio containers, the front ofborders or even a rockery.
Lovely bi-colour flowers that change from blue in the throat to white on the petal’s edge. Large flower heads areproduced in early summer on strong stems of 50cm.Broad evergreen strap-like leaves. Fabulous as a featureplant in a border or in a patio container. The first bi-colourbred in the UK by Ken Rigney.
Huge flower heads made up of hundreds of blue florets, all with dark stripes on the petals. Stems are 1m tall. Evergreen.
This deciduous striking agapanthus has a compact head of drooping, dark-violet blue flowers in July. The buds as they emergeseem almost black and are held erect, slowly elongatingand finally becoming pendulous as they open. Plants grown in peatbased compost need to be kept dry in winter to reduce losses.
Hardy campanulatus type with the darkest indigo flowers. Small open umbels are produced in great numbers on each plant.Deciduous. (70cm)
This selection flowers earlier than all other varieties, from mid June. Evergreen foliage. Mid blue flowers opento show a central stripe of dark blue on each floret. Bredby Ken Rigney. (1m)
Flowers early and over a long season. Deep blue flowers Lapis are small but plentiful. on this semi-deciduous agapanthus. (60cm)
Lavender-blue evergreen selection that carries massive flowerheads, made up of many individual florets.
Deciduous, very dark blue flowers in clusters from August to September, growing to about 60cm in height. Lush greenstrap like leaves. Hardy. This is considered to have beenrenamed from midnight star.
An outstanding deciduous selection that is very free flowering. It produces strong stems that are topped with rounded flower heads,which are packed with dark purple buds. The buds open to revealreflexed star shaped flowers that are blue with darker purple stripesdown each petal. The base of the leaves carry a purple tint.Bred by Dick Fulcher. (75cm)
White flowers flushed pale blue, a very delicate and pretty flower. Evergreen. (1m)
Strong growing selection with large purple-blue flower heads in summer. Semi-evergreen. (80cm)
Dark individual violet-blue florets make up massive flower heads up 30cm in diameter. A show stopping plant with strong evergreenfoliage. (1m)
Dark violet-blue with darker midrib. Deciduous. (60cm)
A hardy, compact and evergreen plant with striking silvery-white flowers with edges tinged blue. Very free flowering. (50cm)
Free flowering deciduous form that has silver-edged leaves and carries lots of mid blue flowers in summer. (70cm)
Compact, free-flowering selection made by Ken Rigney. Masses of white flowers are produced on stems of 40cm.Evergreen.
Huge white flower heads composed of masses of pure white florets. Evergreen, needs some winter protection in pots.
Pale blue flowers with a striking dark blue line down the middle of each . Flowers are open and star-shaped. Evergreen. Bredby Ken Rigney. (50cm)
Dark inky-blue flowers on short stems of 80cm. Deciduous. Flower stems tend to arch. Bred by Dick Fulcher.
Ground cover selection that grows to no more than 20cm in height and has small white flowers held just above thefoliage. Evergreen. Selection from Henry Rassmussen ofDurban, South Africa. Evergreen.
Large heads of exquisite, pure white, many petalled flower heads. Evergreen and flowers late in summer. (1m)
Large heads of greyish, pale-violet blue flowers. Height 85cm. Easy to grow. Semi-deciduous.
A well proven hardy, deciduous selection from Alan Bloom. Dark violet-blue flowers. (80cm) flowering deciduous.
Our darkest cultivar, black buds open to dark inky-indigo flowers. Flowerhead is rounded but with some pendulous trumpets. Deciduous and late flowering. (80cm)
This semi-deciduous agapanthus produces masses of rich dark Brilliant Blue blue flowers. It’s very free flowering from late June to August. Compact in habit, it makes an excellent container or border plant. (50cm)
The individual flowers of this selection from Dick Fulcher are flared and nodding. Its colour is lilac with deeperviolet towards the base of the tube. Semi evergreen. (1m)
Deep purple buds open to pale mauve florets, with a darker mauve stripe in each floret. The flower heads are large and full. Bold, broad,arching, evergreen foliage is tinted purple at the base. Bred byDick Fulcher. (1m)
A late-flowering South African cultivar that produces well rounded umbels with abundant purple flowers. Evergreen. (90cm)
Violet flowers open late in mid August. Tepals are reflexed Semi evergreen. (1m)