Description
The Agapanthus (or African Lily) is reportedly one of the first South African plants to become firm favourites in European (and British) gardens after leaving its home in the Western Cape mountains and making the trip overseas as long ago as the late 17th Century. The glossy foliage of Agapanthus ‘Albiflora’ means these evergreen perennials remain an attractive feature in your garden all year round. However, it’s when they send their long-lasting 4 to 8 inch (10 to 20 cm) wide balls of multiple trumpet-shaped florets high into the air that they really make a statement.
Agapanthus ‘Albiflora’s delicate white florets are less commonly seen than the blue variety, but mixed with these, or on their own, the white balls are something special.
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