Agapanthus Getty White - 10 Live Plants - Blooming Groundcover Grass

This perennial is an excellent choice for hot summer climates in the Deep South. It thrives in full sun with good drainage. The cool blues and whites of Lilies-of-the-Nile are wonderfully refreshing during intense heat. This white flowering strain grows fairly true from seed, producing flower stalks of 2-3 ft. Like all Agapanthus, it prefers a nearly neutral pH and benefits from an annual application of lime, as the genus originates from South Africa. Grow in full sun, and the leaves will stay evergreen down to the mid-20s (-5°C). This delightful Agapanthus variety features clusters of pure white, bell-shaped flowers on stalks above tidy clumps of grassy-textured foliage. It serves as a superb warm season patio container plant or a perennial color accent in outdoor beds. These plants look beautiful alongside roadsides when inter-planted with blue Agapanthus blooms. The very tall flower stems are popular in seaside resorts due to their salt water tolerance. The plant's white color stands out in your landscape, highlighting nearby plants and shining brightly in shaded areas. The flower becomes a sparkling, dazzling spectacle against a dark green backdrop of tropical leaves like Canna or Banana trees. The plant forms large clumps of bulbs that eventually yield multiple flower stems reaching 3-4 feet tall, while the leaves typically form a rosette about one foot tall. The plants adapt well to direct sunshine or shade and flourish outdoors in the landscape