agapanthus 'Dorothy Palmer'

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  1. windy miller

    windy miller Gardener

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    Good morning all,
    Been given 3 of these bulbs. When should I plant them? Can I grow them in a pot until I see what they're like? They were passed to me via my gran so info was a little, er, vague! Bless her :rolleyes:
     
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    Pot them up now, there's time to put on some growth and leave them there untill they are established then you can decide where you want them, in the pot or in a border. [​IMG]
     
  3. windy miller

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    Thanks Strongy, hopefully they will turn out to be agapanthus and not something bizarre, but it all adds to the excitement! [​IMG]
     
  4. Mona Lisa

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    Our Agapanthus are in their 3rd year, in the flower bed and have multiplied well every year,they are about 90 cm high and the flower heads roughly 20 cm across ... they will grow well in pots ....they go to nothing in winter, need winter cover from frosts and not too wet .... a beautiful specimen...one of the nicest 'blues' like our Plumbago ! :cool: M-L
     
  5. windy miller

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    Thanks ML,
    Love the bottle of wine, wish I had one like that that keeps refilling itself! :D
     
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