Like my video. Restrictions Due to state restrictions we cannot ship to the following. Planting density per m2 3-5. Mulch if very cold but has been fine here in the Puget Sound area. Black Buddhist Distribution summary.
It is reported that when the sun shines on the flowers they take on an almost black hue hence the name. Agapanthus Black Buddhist Family. Agapanthus Black Buddhist Perennials evergreen suitable for the rock garden rich and loose for protected areas as preferable exposure Sun Partial shade color Blue-dark purple it belongs to the family of Alliaceae the flowering period is July September hight 90 cm 110 cm density 3 potted seedlings per square meter diameter pot 14cm It is sold at a price of 900 Chrysanthemum max. Agapanthus Black Buddhist deciduous Agapanthus with lush green strap-like leaves. De plant heeft een dramatisch effect in de tuin.
Animal Resistant Good for Cut Flowers. Agapanthus Black Buddhist Perennials evergreen suitable for the rock garden rich and loose for protected areas as preferable exposure Sun Partial shade color Blue-dark purple it belongs to the family of Alliaceae the flowering period is July September hight 90 cm 110 cm density 3 potted seedlings per square meter diameter pot 14cm It is sold at a price of 900 Chrysanthemum max. Blooming from mid to late summer the richly colored blossoms rise on stiff upright dark stalks atop clumps of beautiful. One of the darkest African Lilies Agapanthus Black Buddhist is a compact perennial with large rounded clusters packed with dark blue trumpet-shaped flowers each adorned with a dark stripe down the center of the petals. Dark stems holding dark blue-purple flowers in late summer.
This African blue lily is originally a native of South Africa and Madagascar which unfortunately means that it is tender to the ravages of winter. Planting density per m2 3-5. Agapanthus Black Buddhist is a recent introduction with large umbels of flowers of bright violet blue on dark green stems. Fertile Moist Well Drained. Mulch each winter with fallen leaves.