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The foliage alone can reach two feet tall - just wait until the purple flower stalks emerge, towering above the strap leaves!
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CloseAgapanthus, or Lily-of-the-Nile, has been treasured by gardeners for literally centuries, and when you see 'Storm Cloud' in bloom, you'll understand why. This variety is at the larger end of the scale with its strap leaves forming mounds up to two feet tall and two to three feet wide. Sturdy flower stalks grow even taller, reaching three to four feet in height, with clusters of up to 100 violet blue flowers each. Though semi-evergreen here in the Pacific NW, any foliage that lingers may take on red to purple hues during the cold months.
Common Name | Lily of the Nile |
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Mature Size | Foliage 2 feet tall, 2 - 3 feet wide. Flower stalks 3 - 4 feet tall |
Growth Rate | Moderate |
Cold Hardiness | 0 - 10 ° F |
Characteristics | Semi-evergreen, deer resistant, attracts hummingbirds |
Light | Sun to partial sun |
Structure | Mounding clump with upright flowers |
Bloom Color | Violet blue |
Bloom Time | Summer |
Uses | Woodland gardens, container planters, back of border, mass plantings |
Photos | Real images, not stock photos |