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Amazing Agapanthus
I have just spent a happy day re-potting my favourite Mediterranean plants – Agapanthus. I love these plants as they have wonderful large strap-like leaves from which enormous flower spikes emerge in a range of brilliant colours ranging from virgin white, peacock blue to a deep velevet mauve. With continual sunshine, Agapanthus can grow to […]
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009
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