Agapanthus

The Agapanthe, also called "Fleur de l'amour", is a perennial herbaceous plant from South Africa. It is appreciated for its magnificent umbel -shaped flowers which flourish in clusters of bright and varied colors, ranging from deep blue to bright white via purple and pink. These delicate and elegant flowers bring a touch of exoticism to the garden and are perfect for decorating the beds, borders or pots.

to cultivate agapanthes in your garden, it is important to choose a sunny location or Half-shaded, where they can benefit from a few hours of direct sunlight a day. These plants appreciate rich, well -drained and fresh soils, but they also develop in poorer soils. It is advisable to water them regularly during the growth period, taking care not to let water stagnate at the roots.


The ideal is to plant the agapanthes in the spring, after the last frosts, By spacing the bulbs of 20 to 30 centimeters to allow the plant to develop fully. It is possible to plant them in the ground or in pots, ensuring that they are large enough to accommodate the roots in depth. It is also recommended to add a fertilizer rich in potassium to promote flowering.

The agapanthes generally flourish in summer, between June and August, and offer a dazzling spectacle of colors and shapes. Their small bells combined in bouquet attract butterflies and bees, thus participating in the biodiversity of the garden. Once the flowering is finished, it is possible to cut the wilted floral stems to encourage the plant to produce new flowers and to regenerate.

in summary, agapanthe is a perennial plant easy to cultivate, which brings a touch of exoticism and color to the garden. By choosing a sunny location, a well -drained floor and spraying regularly, it is possible to enjoy your superb flowers in summer and create a real corner of paradise in your garden.