A stylish variegated agapanthus!
The evergreen BLUE PANACHE® is remarkable due to its bright foliage and a beautiful variegation. The leaves are 30 to 35 cm long and 2 to 3 cm wide. The green-grey leaf blade is widely edged in white and irregularly striated.
The plant is vigorous and of a big developpement. In June and July 70 to 80 cm long floral stems carry beautiful blue inflorescences with more than a hundred flowers. The variety is sterile.
Like all Agapanthus, BLUE PANACHE® loves 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° C).
Agapanthus africanus BLUE PANACHE® 'Baraga'
A stylish variegated agapanthus!
The evergreen BLUE PANACHE® is remarkable due to its bright foliage and a beautiful variegation. The leaves are 30 to 35 cm long and 2 to 3 cm wide. The green-grey leaf blade is widely edged in white and irregularly striated.
The plant is vigorous and of a big developpement. In June and July 70 to 80 cm long floral stems carry beautiful blue inflorescences with more than a hundred flowers. The variety is sterile.
Like all Agapanthus, BLUE PANACHE® loves 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° C).
Plant details
- Height
- 0,80 - 1,00 m
- Position
- Sunny, partial-shade
- Habit
- dressé
- Hardiness
- hardy (-7°C)
- Foliage
- evergreen
- Flowering period
- 06 - 07
- Flowering colour
- blue
- Flower size
- 15 - 20 cm
- Fruits
- Pas de graines
Selected by :
Barrault Horticulture
PBR / European PBR :
EU 41407
Protection :
UE- P.B.R - Protected variety and registered trademark, propagation without license is strictly forbidden
Licensed propagators
(wholesale)
(wholesale)
Garden Tips
Use :
In beds or in pots.
Type of soil :
Rich, well drained soil, tolerates chalk and drought.
Care :
In harsh climates, mulch abundantly before the first frosts