African lily， also known as Lily-of-the-Nile， graces your garden with star-shaped blooms in a deep blue color. It's an especially eye-catching variety， fabulous in borders， either masse or mixed with other mid to late summer perennials. You can also plant African lily in a pot for a charming display you can easily bring inside for winter in cooler climates. If you choose not to deadhead， you'll get winter interest out of the pretty seed heads. It thrives in salty air and wind-swept conditions， so it's ideal for costal gardens. It's easy to grow and attracts butterflies and beneficial pollinators. Deer tend not to eat this variety.

Space plants approximately 12 to 24 in. apart for best results

For best results， grow in moist， well-drained， fertile soil

Flowers bloom from mid to late summer

Reaches standard mature height of 24 in. to 36 in.

Yields deep blue， star-shaped blooms; attracts butterflies and other pollinators; and tends to repel deer

Each offer includes 2 dormant bare root starter agapanthus roots

Botanical name: agapanthus brouwer

Grows and flowers best in full sun， partial shade

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