Agapanthus Lapis Lazuli wild & species roses blue-black berries develop later in

blue-black berries develop later in the year adding further interest

Flower buds may be damaged by frost

Holds the RHS award for garden merit

Blossom fairly resistant to frost damage

Good grown in containers in ericaceous compost

Agapanthus Lapis Lazuli wild & species roses blue-black berries develop later inAgapanthus Lapis Lazuli A long flowering, dwarf agapanthus from New Zealand, Agapanthus Lapis Lazuli is a clump forming, evergreen to semi evergreen perennial, ideal for the small garden. Long, strap shaped leaves form a tight clump, and will be evergreen in mild areas. In July and August, and into September, big heads of bright blue, tubular flowers, each with a deeper blue stripe, rise above the clump of leaves; the flowers are pollen and nectar