African Lily Queen Anne

Agapanthus praecox Queen Anne is a neat mound forming evergreen perennial with strappy deep rich green leaves. Outstanding, brilliant blue, open bell flowers clustered in a ball on tall stems appear in June, inviting bees and butterflies into the garden. Landscapers favour African Lilies for their easy care and adaptability to various locations, tolerating both wet and dry once established and tolerant of coastal planting schemes. Agapanthus praecox Queen Anne is a good choice for pots and patio planters and a wonderful cut flower. Generally resistant to grazing deer and rabbits.

Site: Salt tolerant, suitable for coastal gardens with some shelter
Soil: Moist, but well-drained, loam, clay, dry soil once established
Position: Full sun, partial shade
Season of Interest: Blue flowers from early Summer to Autumn
Hardiness: Half hardy
Height: 2 ft (60cm) Spread: 2 ft (60cm)