Hurricane watch #2
5 weeks ago
Monday, May 19, 2008
A Show Stopper
The agapanthus is so fanciful with its large puff of dazzling blue color that sits atop a tall sturdy stem. At the first sign of buds, I impatiently watched as the stems reached for the sky and waited eagerly for the flowers to pop open. I was not disappointed with the show they put on.
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2 comments:
Oh Susan, I know just what you mean. I have been watching mine for a couple of weeks waiting for that first burst of show-stopping loveliness. One is open the others are on their way. Yours have bloomed very fervently.
I have mine located in different areas of my garden as I have divided and transplanted.Some bloom better than others. It looks like yours are in full sun? They look really great! You should be enjoying them for several weeks now.
Meems @Hoe&Shovel
Meems...Mine used to be in shade but I moved them this spring, cut them back and, boy, have they done well. I just marvel at how unique they are.
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