I took a few refugees from a local nursery's trash help home with me, thinking (as the owners did) that they might be agapanthus. On that hint I planted the corms or rhuizomes and straplikle leaves in a sunny spot, and they waxed healthy and now look almost smug. No flowers yet. BUT I caught I hint of gentian-blue beside them this morning--two little squills had hitched a ride. Lovely thin gs. zemedelec
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Feb 29, 2004
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Here in New Zealand there was talk of declaring agapanthus a noxious weed. It grows everywhere on the side of the road from plantings people have made over the years. Looks great in summer. I haven't seen any eradication going on, so I guess it's still OK.
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