Agapanthus Twister PP 25519 Gossypium often edged in a faint

often edged in a faint pale green netting

deciduous perennial (we made up the common name) that hails from Japan and South Korea

Black mondo grass is an easy-to-grow groundcover that makes a fabulous backdrop for blues

giving the clump a 5' wide spread

At the end of each leaf is a forked pinnule

Agapanthus Twister PP 25519 Gossypium often edged in a faintAgapanthus 'Twister' is an amazing introduction from the master agapanthus breeders at De Wet Aloe Farm in South Africa. This vigorous selection is the pinnacle of years of breeding between Agapanthus praecox subsp. orientalis and Agapanthus campanulatus. Each semi deciduous clump is composed of 1' long leaves, and topped, starting in mid June (NC), with 4' tall stalks, ending in 7" wide clusters of tubular bicolor flowers; white tips with a violet