Nice healthy plant
Great that I could choose a plant to add to my collection of agapanthus, knowing it will be as described and healthy.
Shaz
Essex
This perennial is semi-evergreen so it can lose some of its leaves in winter. In colder regions or more exposed gardens, it may lose them all, but then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
Great that I could choose a plant to add to my collection of agapanthus, knowing it will be as described and healthy.
Shaz
Essex
Unusual stunning
Richiespink
Dorset
I love this plant. Received it last year in very good condition. It is in a pot on my patio. I'm looking forward to seeing if it will flower again this year. I have no reason to think it will not.
Redhunnybunny
Maldon, Essex
The plants themselves were a good size for the price, and were well packaged, but didn't appreciate being stood on their head by the carrier, despite the box being clearly marked "this way up"!!! Crocus were very good and gave me a full refund. I would definitely order from Crocus again, and aim to get some more Black Pantha for my clients too.
Gowenmad
Stansted, Essex
After all it is a question of taste, i have them in the beds and in terracotta pots, the colour is something else. Crocus has never failed to deliver healthy rootballs.
Marga
derbyshire
100.0
JB
Hello, These will grow happily in most pots, however if these are your size requirements, then either the tulip or lavender pot would be best.
Helen
BackyardBetty
For many years it has been a commonly held belief that agapanthus flower best when pot-bound, however recent research has now shown that this is not the case - and if they get too congested they will stop producing flowers too.
Helen
These plants need to be almost potbound before they flower. If you are potting them on into bigger pots every year you will prevent them flowering.
lynsgarden
Hello, I would keep on feeding them with a high potash fertiliser, but I would not expect to see any signs of the flowers yet as it is still far too early.
Helen
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