galaxy lily flower Agapanthus Galaxy White

galaxy lily flower Agapanthus Galaxy WhiteAgapanthus 'Galaxy White' is an introduction from the Walters Gardens breeding program designed around extreme winter hardiness combined with a superb floral show. Agapanthus 'Galaxy White' has also been a stunning performer in our heat and humidity trials. This amazing selection starts flowering for us in early July with an abundance of 3' tall stalks our 3 year old clump produced 46 spikes at once, each topped with a 4" wide flower head of pure

Agapanthus 'Galaxy White' is an introduction from the Walters Gardens breeding program designed around extreme winter hardiness combined with a superb floral show. Agapanthus 'Galaxy White' has also been a stunning performer in our heat and humidity trials. This amazing selection starts flowering for us in early July with an abundance of 3' tall stalks...our 3-year-old clump produced 46 spikes at once, each topped with a 4" wide flower head of pure white. Agapanthus 'Galaxy White' is truly stunning in the summer garden.

Maintenance:

Agapanthus 'Galaxy White' is pretty close to a maintenance-free perennial. They emerge in winter and go dormant in fall, without any need for clean up. The old flower stalks can be removed after flowering, but we actually find these rather attractive, so we leave standing as long as they will do so.

Agapanthus will quickly form a dense clump, and while they will continue to flower well, they can also be divided and spread around the garden to other areas. We recommend spring or early summer as the best time. Legally, since Agapanthus 'Galaxy White' is patented, you can't divide it to make more, but as long as you aren't trying to sell them we won't tell if you won't. As we all know, what happens in the garden, stays in the garden.

Growing Conditions:

Anyone who has seen agapanthus growing throughout Southern California median strips realizes their amazing drought tolerance, but you haven't really experienced the floral potential of lily-of-the-Nile, until you grow them in an irrigated landscape in rich soil. Full sun, is also a key for good flowerings.

Natural Impacts:

Agapnthus 'Galaxy White' is great for attracting an array of bees to the garden.