A plant of compact bearing with dark green leaves. Large white flowers, grouped densely together in a sperical form, at the end of long stems, appearing between July and September.

The darkest of the 'Agapanthus inapertus pendulus' varieties. The flowers appearing in summer, are tube-like and droop.

White streaked, topaze-blue flowers appear in abundance from July to September. The spherical bunches form at the end of rigid stems.

Compact and floriferous : from July to September, numerous pure white flowers appear, bunched at the end of erect, short stems.

Large white flowers in summer, and ribbon-like evergreen leaves. The flowers are clustered together at the end of solid and erect stems. An exotic and colourful plant for gardens.

Large blue flowers in summer, evergreen tapering leaves. this perennial will bear, from a young age, blue or white flowers in bunches at the end of long rigid and upright stems.

The enormous blue flowers, can sometimes grow to over 30cm in diameter.

The flower, bunched in balls, is white and double, and flowering will begin in the first year of planting. Borne on short stems and positioned just above the lovely delicate frank green leaves.

An evergreen, vigorous and compact Agapanthus. The early starting blue flowers, appear in June and will often repeat through to August.

An evergreen, vigorous and compact Agapanthus. The early starting white flowers, appear in June and will often repeat through to August.

A lovely compact plant with erect stems. Superb white flowers appear in abundance, from the end of June to July, and will repeat until September in good conditions.