Agapanthus - Knowledgebase Question

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Question by nemijain_01
April 22, 2004
What is the difference between 'Agapanthus Peter Pan' and 'Agapathus Queen Anne? Which bears better and more attractive flowers and blooms longer?
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Nemi Jain


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Answer from NGA
April 22, 2004
Agapanthus 'Peter Pan' is an outstanding dwarf variety; the foliage is a foot high and the blue flowers top stems that are 18" tall. This is a free-blooming variety and is the best choice if you want a lot of flowers over a long season. 'Queen Anne' develops a clump of foliage about one and a half feet tall with flower stems about two feet tall. It, too, produces blue flowers, but is not as free-blooming as 'Peter Pan'.

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