As we approach mid-August, you might find yourself asking, ‘Why is my agapanthus not flowering?’
This cottage-garden staple is loved for its impressive height and eye-catching blue hue. Typically, growing agapanthus is easy; they are low-maintenance and drought-tolerant, reliably producing beautiful blooms year after year. However, if yours isn’t flowering, there could be a few reasons why. To help solve the problem, we’ve consulted the experts for their tips and tricks.
1. Plants are too young
‘Newly planted agapanthus needs a couple of years to establish before they start flowering, so if yours is new, you may need to be more patient,’…
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