Agapanthus Collection

Key Characteristics:

• Height 50cm to 100cm
• Spread: 50cm to 100cm
• Flower Colour: Blue, white, lilac, with bi-colour or starburst effects
• Growth Habit: Upright, clump-forming
• Foliage: Strap-like green leaves

Additional Information:

• Position: Full Sun/Part Shade
• Soil: Moist, well-drained, fertile soil
• Flowering Period: Mid to late summer (July–September)
• Hardiness: Hardy in most UK areas; tolerates -15°C to -10°C (H5)
• Attracts Vital Pollinators 🐝

Dispatch Information:

• Normally Available From: 3ltr - April to August

Note: These plants are perfect for enhancing the area around your pond at ground level. They are ideal for borders, cottage gardens, or containers—not for planting directly in pond margins or waterlogged areas.

Your garden plant collection will arrive in sturdy pots along with a care card for guidance.

Simply follow the planting instructions provided with each plant to meet its specific needs, and water them thoroughly after planting.

Perennial Pot Measurements:

1ltr - Round pot
Height - 11.5cm
Base - 9.5cm
Top - 13cm

2ltr - Round pot
Height - 13.5cm
Base - 12.5cm
Top - 17cm

3ltr - Round pot
Height - 15cm
Base - 14cm
Top - 18.5cm

4.5ltr - Round pot
Height - 19cm
Base - 14cm
Top - 17.5cm

Growing Instructions: Plant in fertile, well-drained soil at ground level, ideal for sunny borders or containers around the pond (not in the water).
Position in full sun in a sheltered spot to encourage strong, upright growth and abundant blooms. Water regularly during dry spells, particularly in the first growing season, to help roots establish.
Space plants approximately 3–4 per m² for 3ltr pots to allow for healthy development and air circulation. Container-grown agapanthus benefit from snug planting to promote flowering.

Growing Tips: Enrich the soil with organic matter such as compost or well-rotted manure to support flowering. Apply a mulch in spring to conserve moisture and suppress weeds, but avoid covering the crown.
Plant with the top of the root clump just at or slightly above soil level to prevent rot. Deadhead faded flower heads to tidy the plant and encourage further blooms. In colder areas, mulch well or move containers to a sheltered, frost-free spot over winter.

Pruning: Remove spent flower heads once they fade to tidy the plant and encourage further blooming. In autumn, cut back yellowing foliage on deciduous varieties, leaving evergreen types intact—just trim away any damaged or untidy leaves as needed.

Pests/Diseases: Agapanthus are generally low-maintenance but may attract aphids or suffer from agapanthus gall midge. Good spacing and drainage help prevent rot and fungal issues.

What is a Pre-Order?

Pre-ordering reserves a plant that is still growing and not yet ready to ship. Payment is taken at checkout to secure your plant, and shipping happens once the plant is well-rooted and ready.

Ordering Tip!

Many customers prefer to place two separate orders when ordering early in the season.

1. One for plants available now.
2. One for pre-order plants.

This ensures there are no delays, and you can enjoy your ready now plants sooner.

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Shipping Prices

Plant Orders:

• Standard Delivery: £6.00.
• Large Orders (e.g., 30L Waterlilies): Pallet delivery, cost based on weight and postcode (email for a quote).

Highlands & Islands:

• Small Orders (<1.8kg): £6.00.
• Standard Orders (>1.8kg): £25.00.

Soil & Gravel:
Additional charges for multiple bags may apply. Email for a quote if not calculated at checkout.

Container Ponds:
Shipping starts at £30. Prices are calculated at checkout.

Note: We cannot currently ship to Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland or Europe.

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Couriers & Delivery Schedule

Couriers Used:
Royal Mail, APC, DX and Parcel Force, and Pallet Delivery services (for large orders and 30L plants).

Shipping Schedule

• Aquatic Plants: Dispatch Schedule varies dependant on season.
• Garden Plants: Dispatched twice weekly on Mondays and Wednesdays. 

If you need any help, please email us - info@plantsforponds.co.uk

 

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Returns

Unpacking Your Plants

When your plants arrive, please unpack them carefully:

• Plants are packed in protective plastic bags. Check if any stems, leaves, or flowers are stuck to the inside of the bag before removing it.
• Gently peel off any stuck parts before removing the plant to prevent damage.
• Minor soil displacement or damage to leaves/stems during transit is normal and won’t affect the plant’s recovery.

If you’re concerned about your plants, take photos and email us, and we’ll assist you.

Damaged or Incorrect Items

If your plants or items arrive damaged, or you’ve received an incorrect item:

1. Take clear photos of the packaging and damaged items.
2. Email us with your order number (starting PFP) and the photos.

We’ll resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Returns of Plants/Molluscs (Non-Faulty)

Due to the perishable nature of plants and molluscs, we are unable to accept cancellations or returns for these items. If you are unhappy with your plant or mollusc, please take photos and email us with your order number (starting PFP).

For more details about returns and our full policy, please visit our Returns Policy