Wholesale Agapanthus Plants From Fairweather's Nursery

Fairweather’s is one of the largest and most experienced growers and suppliers of wholesale Agapanthus plants in Europe.

We offer over 40 cultivars in our wholesale range, many of which have been selected for introduction by us through our partnership with UK breeders.

Our main production is in 9cm containers, which are ideally suited to being potted into 2/3litre pots, but we are also able to offer stage 3, 3cm and 6cm plugs on request. All of our non-variegated cultivars are produced from micro propagation ensuring uniformity and vigour.

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All new introductions produce flowers 1 year after potting a 9cm liner- please refer to our catalogue for further details of the entire Agapanthus range. All plants are supplied with colour stick labels which are included in the price, unless the customer requests no labels.

Fairweather’s holds a Collection of more than 350 cultivars of Agapanthus and is a test site for the forthcoming Royal Horticultural Society Agapanthus trial.

View our Agapanthus gallery:

Agapanthus ‘Arctic Star’: 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.

Agapanthus ‘Black Magic’: Our darkest cultivar, black buds open to dark inky-indigo flowers. Flowerhead is rounded but with some pendulous trumpets. Deciduous and late flowering. (80cm)

Agapanthus ‘Black Pantha’: Globes of deep blue-black, trumpet-shaped flowers burst from almost black buds. Evergreen. (100cm)

Agapanthus ‘Blue Ice’: Large pale blue flowers on strong stems.Mid-season flowering. (80cm). Selected by Dick Fulcher.

Agapanthus ‘Bressingham Blue’: A well proven hardy, deciduous selection from Alan Bloom. Dark violet-blue flowers. (80cm) flowering deciduous.

Agapanthus ‘Bridal Bouquet’: Large open white flower heads are produced earlier than most agapanthus. Flowers are produced from June into August.Evergreen 60cm. Bred by Ken Rigney.

Agapanthus ‘Brillant Blue’: 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)

Agapanthus ‘Castle of Mey’: Very free flowering deciduous form with dark blue flowers. (60cm)

Agapanthus ‘Charlotte’: A dainty, compact agapanthus, ideal for the small garden or patio. It flowers prolifically from mid to late summer, earlier in mild areas. The light blue starry flowers have darker bars on each petal and are carried in delicate, rounded flower heads on strong stems up to 60cm tall.

Agapanthus ‘Crystal Drop’: Pendulous white flowers with pearly pink flush. Deciduous with narrow leaves. (110cm x 50cm)

Agapanthus ‘Double Diamond’: 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.

Agapanthus ‘Enigma’: 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.

Agapanthus ‘Ever Sapphire and Ever White’: Both have a compact habit and produce large flowers. Erly to flower and continues flowering for a long time.

Agapanthus ‘Fireworks’: Foliage improvement on Twister, meaning less work to get ready to sell and flowerhead is more open. Flowers are bicoloured blue and white which contrast well with dark petioles. Flowerheads are very large and can last up to 8 weeks in bloom.

Agapanthus ‘Flower of Love’: This great new addition to our agapanthus range is the little sister of our top selling Northern Star. With its dark blue flowers and also being fully hardy but shorter in height. The name is derived from scientific Greek: αγάπη (agape) = love, άνθος (anthos) = flower (50cm) PVR applied for.

Agapanthus ‘Glenavon’: Huge flower heads made up of hundreds of blue florets, all with dark stripes on the petals. Stems are 1m tall. Evergreen.

Agapanthus ‘Golden Drop’: Compact evergreen with golden edged foliage. Light blue flowers are produced on upright stems. (40cm x 45cm) PVR EU 38063

Agapanthus ‘GoldStrike’: This colourful evergreen has one of the best golden variegated foliage. Dainty flower heads with deep blue buds opening to elegant blue and white striped individual blooms. (50cm) PVR no EU 30637

Agapanthus ‘Graskop’: 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.

Agapanthus ‘Indigo Dreams’: Hardy campanulatus type with the darkest indigo flowers. Small open umbels are produced in great numbers on each plant.Deciduous. (70cm)

Agapanthus ‘Jacaranada’: 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)

Agapanthus ‘Lapis Lazuli’: Flowers early and over a long season. Deep blue flowers Lapis are small but plentiful. on this semi-deciduous agapanthus. (60cm)

Agapanthus ‘Lavender Haze’: Lavender-blue evergreen selection that carries massive flowerheads, made up of many individual florets.

Agapanthus ‘Liams Lilac’: 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)

Agapanthus ‘Megan’s Mauve’: 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)

Agapanthus ‘Moonlight Star’: Broad, mid-green sturdy evergreen leaves produce erect stems bearing dense, rounded umbels of star-shaped, paleblue to blue flowers with a dark violet-blue stripe down thecentre of each petal. (80cm)

Agapanthus ‘Navy Blue’: 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.

Agapanthus ‘Northern 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)

Agapanthus ‘Phantom’: White flowers flushed pale blue, a very delicate and pretty flower. Evergreen. (1m)

Agapanthus ‘Poppin Purple’: Evergreen, clump forming herbaceous perennial. Metalic purple buds evolve into dark purple flowers on compact strong stems.

Agapanthus ‘Pretty Sandy’: Agapanthus Pretty Sandy. Deciduous. Green strap like leaves. Light violet- blue flowers, grows up to 40-50cm tall

Agapanthus ‘Purple Cloud’: Strong growing selection with large purple-blue flower heads in summer. Semi-evergreen. (80cm)

Agapanthus ‘Purple Delight’: A late-flowering South African cultivar that produces well rounded umbels with abundant purple flowers. Evergreen. (90cm)

Agapanthus ‘Queen Mum’: Bi-colour flowers that change from blue in the throat to white on the petal edge. Large flower heads produced on strong upright stems. Evergreen, broad strap-like green leaves. Good patio plant. (100cm x 50cm)

Agapanthus ‘Regal Beauty’: Dark individual violet-blue florets make up massive flower heads up 30cm in diameter. A show stopping plant with strong evergreenfoliage. (1m)

Agapanthus ‘Sandringham’: Dark violet-blue with darker midrib. Deciduous. (60cm)

Agapanthus ‘Silver Baby’: A hardy, compact and evergreen plant with striking silvery-white flowers with edges tinged blue. Very free flowering. (50cm)

Agapanthus ‘Silver Moon’: Free flowering deciduous form that has silver-edged leaves and carries lots of mid blue flowers in summer. (70cm)

Agapanthus ‘Snow Cloud’: Huge white flower heads composed of masses of pure white florets. Evergreen, needs some winter protection in pots.

Agapanthus ‘Snow Crystal’: Lovely white flowers are produced on tall upright stems, evergreen foliage. (80cm).

Agapanthus ‘Snow Pixie’: Compact, free-flowering selection made by Ken Rigney. Masses of white flowers are produced on stems of 40cm.Evergreen.

Agapanthus ‘Star Quality’: Large pale blue flower heads with a dramatic dark blue central stripe are produced on a strong short stems. Decidous. (60 x 45cm)

Agapanthus ‘Strawberry Ice’: 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)

Agapanthus ‘Sweet Suprise’: 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)

Agapanthus ‘Twister’: Deciduous, hardy and bi-colour. It’s a great addition to any Agapanthus range or as a stand-alone product. This unique Agapanthus is the first to market that is deciduous and bi-colour. (50cm x 60cm)

Agapanthus ‘White Heaven’: Large heads of exquisite, pure white, many petalled flower heads. Evergreen and flowers late in summer. (1m)

Agapanthus ‘Windsor Grey’: Large heads of greyish, pale-violet blue flowers. Height 85cm. Easy to grow. Semi-deciduous.