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\"11_01_03_EDITED\"<\/p>\n

Common Name<\/strong>\u00a0——\u00a0hardy agapanthus
\nFamily<\/strong>\u00a0——————\u00a0Amaryllidaceae
\nHardiness Zone<\/strong> —— 6 – 10
\nHeight\/Spread<\/strong> ——– 0.8 – 1.0 m \/ 0.2 – 0.8\u00a0m
\nWater<\/strong> ——————– medium
\nSoil<\/strong> ———————– rich; well-drained; moist
\nSunlight<\/strong> —————- full sun to part shade
\nLeaves<\/strong> ——————\u00a0daffodil-like
\nFlower<\/strong> —————— blue\/white\/pink; all flowers arise from same point on top
\nBlooming Time<\/strong> ——- July
\nPropagation<\/strong>\u00a0———– by seed; by division
\nLimitation<\/strong> ————- short flowering window
\nStrength<\/strong> —————- hardier than other Agapanthus
\nUse<\/strong> ———————– in\u00a0pots; for cut flowers
\nID<\/strong> ———————— umbel-like blue\/white\/pink flower head with daffodil-like leaves<\/p>\n

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