Agapanthus Black Buddhist
The Agapanthus Black Buddhist produces clusters of purple-blue trumpet shaped flowers on stiff stalks providing a burst of colour to your outside space. A firm favourite of bees.
Top Tip
No need to cut down in the autumn, as the seed heads look attractive over winter. Trim back stems in early spring to promote new growth.
How to care for Agapanthus Black Buddhist
Aspect
The Black Buddhist is most happy in direct sunlight but will tolerate a partial position.
Care Level
This is a low maintenance plant. An occasional feed will keep it thriving.
Watering
The Black Buddhist is thirsty in its first year. Ensure regular watering.
Feeding
Plant with a good quality, peat free compost. Feed in early spring and then a few months later.
Soil
The most important thing is to ensure the soil is well drained. Adding grit to your compost when planting will encourage better drainage.