For the first time, my Agapanthus has seven heads!
It's much bluer than this photo shows. I'm so pleased with it.
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Mine are having a good year as well, they must like it hot.
My mother had Agapanthus in her garden in California when I was growing up! I remember bees loved it!
So pretty!
Very pretty!
Very nice. I love the colour blue in a garden.
God bless.
I don't think I've ever seen an Agapanthus. Yours looks lovely.
Mine are slowly recovering having nearly lost the all in the last cold winters, so only 2 heads this year. Yours are beautiful.
Love agapanthus! There is the agapanthus garden we enjoy to visit each year.
Hooray for pretty joys in our gardens!
I love this plant, mine were beautiful this year!
That's marvelous! Doing MUCH better than mine.
I admired your beautiful agapanthus on IG and admire it again now! Seven heads is really something. Mine only ever produce one.
It's beautiful! How lovely that it's doing so well!
so beautiful! summer is a gift to us!
Oh! That's SO pretty!
hugs
Donna
Wow, I think you every day look at them. So nice.
Your Agapanthus is a pretty colour and a wonderful plant to grow in the garden. That is an amazing number of flower heads on one plant. I hope it continues to give you a lot of pleasure.
Wishing you a very Happy Birthday and a new year filling with laughter and smiles, with a heart that runs over with love and happiness. ♥️
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