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Lily Of The Nile: Deep-Blue Flowers on Stalks Above Clumping Evergreen Foliage

Lily Of The Nile

Attractive, deep-blue flowers on stalks above clumping, evergreen perennial. Good container plant in colder areas or perennial color accent in outdoor beds where winters are more mild. Fire resistant. Photo credit: Doreen Wynja.

Growing Conditions

Full Sun to Partial Sun
Low Water Needs
Height: 2 feet or less
Spread: 2–4 feet

Tree: Lily of the Nile Turning Yellow in Full Sun; Lily of the Nile (Agapanthus africanus): Blue Globes on Sturdy Stems; Dwarf Lily of the Nile – Miniature Blue Flower Clusters; Baby Pete™ Lily of the Nile: Dwarf Agapanthus with Early Blooms; Dwarf Lily of the Nile – Mini Blue Clusters, Evergreen, Low Water; Lily of the Nile 'Blue Leap' – Extra Large Rich Blue Flower Heads; Lily of the Nile 'Blue Storm' – Sky-Blue Flowers on Compact Rugged Plant; Peruvian Lily Rock & Roll®: Award-Winning Scarlet-Orange Blooms with Two-Toned Foliage; Queen Anne Lily Of The Nile: Strap-Like Foliage with Dense Flower Clusters; White Lily of the Nile: Bell-Shaped White Flowers on Evergreen Clumps

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