Now we’re approaching the spring gardening season and watching the first of this year’s bulbs peaking through the soil, there’s no time to relax. March has arrived, so grab your best gardening gloves ...

Q: Please provide me information on separating agapanthus. -- Jon Silverman A: This is best done in spring, around March. It's not too difficult. Dig up a clump, separate it into the desired number of ...

After heavy rain, draining your agapanthus is key to avoiding root rot. Follow these simple tips to keep your plant healthy ...

QUESTION: I have heard that you should not cut spent blooms on agapanthus plants. It was said that they will not bloom the following year if you do. True or false? -- Donna Ritter ANSWER: Thanks for ...

May 11—Planting summer-blooming bulbs is a great way to add not only beautiful color to the garden but also fabulous scent. Bulbs are a good choice for novice gardeners because they're easy to grow.

Another gardening project on the schedule for fall’s cool days is the division of long-standing clumps of Agapanthus. The genus Agapanthus includes six or 10 species, all of which are native to South ...

I planted several agapanthuses last March and they were beautiful at first. Then a month later I noticed leaves turning yellow. I have an automatic sprinkler system that waters the beds four days a ...

Agapanthus is Greek for love flower, and the beauty of the globe-shaped blossoms belie the tough, drought-tolerant nature of these lovely herbaceous perennials. Known commonly as ‘Lily of the Nile,’ ...

Protect your agapanthus this winter with the right care to help it survive frost and return in full bloom next summer.

If your agapanthus loses its leaves over the colder months, it’s deciduous. Cutting it back is actually one of the best ...