A huge number of plants are set to finish blooming over the coming months, and soon, it’ll be time to figure out what to do with agapanthus after flowering.

Of course, there’s the question of whether or not you should deadhead agapanthus, but it can be tricky to know which steps to take after your plants have totally stopped flowering for the year. Cut them back? Leave them be?

As it turns out, the type of agapanthus you’re growing will determine what you should do with it after it’s finished flowering. Deciduous agapanthus is more common, but there are evergreen species, too.

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