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Hello everyone, This is the first time I have joined any forum. Glad I chose this one. I am getting ready to redo the the landscaping in the front yard. In order to do so we need to remove some agapanthus(sp?) any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
* * * * Burmeyer Plants: 1 | From: northern ca | Registered: Nov 2003
| Seeded: 67.122.112.208
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I'm going to bring this one back to the top too!!
Anyone grow Agapanthus???
Hello Bermeyer, Glad to have you find us!!!! We are a friendly group here, I personally don't grow your plant, although, it's one of my all time favorite plants, and on my wish list!! (wrong zone here) Absolutely a nice flower!!!!
But I'm hoping someone will swing through who grows this and will give you some pointers!!!!
Hope this will help! Weezie
What else do you grow? Have you been gardening long? What all are you doing in your landscaping??
We have alot of Californian's here at the Garden Helper, I keep kidding Catlover one day, us N.Y.er's will out number the Californian's........ You must be up in Papito's direction, he's from N. Ca. too!
So, stick around, I'm sure someone will swing through and give you a shout!!!
* * * * Weezie
Don't forget to be kind to strangers. For some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it. - Bible - Hebrews 13:2
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Agapanthus grows from tuberous roots that can be dug up once the plant goes dormant in the winter. Store the roots in a dry location at 40 - 50 degrees F. and replant them in the spring.
Agapanthus don't like their roots disturbed and may not bloom very well until the plants re-establish themselves and the roots begin to get crowded again.
* * * * Plants: 11227 | From: Cedar Hill Washington | Registered: Aug 2002
| Seeded: 209.179.168.15
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