Agapanthus Albus rosea (the so called pink agapanthus)

Description:

Agapanthus Albus rosea is badged under a number of promotional tags inferring it is a pink agapanthus. Despite this claim it has attractive blue green foliage to 30cm.

Flowers:

The flowers are white but as they age they get a flush of strawberry pink usually in the tips of the petals. It is an early flowering agapanthus.

Uses:

Ideal for borders around tubs, containers and trees or to edge pathways or driveways.

Growing Guide:

Prefers a full sun to semi-shaded location. An easy to grow hardy plant that thrives in most conditions and requires minimum maintenance.

Companion planting:

A great companion agapanthus is Purple Magicto create a visual flowering sensation.

Problems:

Few problems encountered but poor drainage may rot the root system.