PITCHOUNE® Blue, a beautiful blue and compact African lily.
This Agapanthus presents all the qualities of the PITCHOUNE® range.
Made up of numerous flowers, these umbels are bigger and of a deeper blue than those of dwarf Agapanthus praecox; they bloom in June - July, their flowering is good.
The leaves are wide and evergreen.
PITCHOUNE® Blue will have a nice summery effect, planted outside in areas of temperate climate, or in pots.
Agapanthus PITCHOUNE® Blue 'SCRAREY09'
PITCHOUNE® Blue, a beautiful blue and compact African lily.
This Agapanthus presents all the qualities of the PITCHOUNE® range.
Made up of numerous flowers, these umbels are bigger and of a deeper blue than those of dwarf Agapanthus praecox; they bloom in June - July, their flowering is good.
The leaves are wide and evergreen.
PITCHOUNE® Blue will have a nice summery effect, planted outside in areas of temperate climate, or in pots.
evergreen
summer
Plant details
- Height
- 0,40 /0,60 m
- Hardiness
- rustique (-5°C)
- Foliage
- evergreen
- Foliage colour
- green
- Flowering period
- summer
- Flowering colour
- blue
- Flower size
- 10 - 12 cm
Selected by :
Pépinières Jean REY / SCRADH
PBR / European PBR :
EU 41957
Protection :
UE- P.B.R - Protected variety and registered trademark, propagation without license is strictly forbidden
Agapanthus of PITCHOUNE® range
The PITCHOUNE® agapanthus have been selected for a compact habit and good sized inflorescences with many flowers on short, thick stems.
Like all Agapanthus, they love rich and well-drained soils and tolerates droughts and chalk.
It prefers sunny positons but also flowers well in half-shade.
The plant must be protected in cold climatic zones (temperatures below -5 to -10° C).
PITCHOUNE ® Blue, White and Violet have a very fine effect in summer, planted outside in mild climatic zones or in pots on terraces or balconies.
Licensed propagators
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Garden Tips
Use :
pot,balcony, terrace, rockery, flowerbed
Type of soil :
Rich, well drained soil, tolerates chalk and drought.
Care :
In harsh climates, mulch abundantly before the first frosts
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