Is ever white agapanthus a perennial?
Yes, Ever White Agapanthus is a hardy perennial that returns every year with white trumpet-shaped blooms. In warmer regions, it stays semi-evergreen, while in cooler zones it goes dormant in winter and reemerges in spring.
What is the best white agapanthus?
Ever White is one of the top-performing white Agapanthus varieties produced by Southern Living thanks to its long bloom season, compact size, and fast growth rate. It’s an ideal choice for partial sun in borders, containers, and landscape accents.
How big do white agapanthus get?
Ever White Agapanthus typically grows 1 to 2 feet tall and wide, forming neat clumps with elegant flower stalks that reach above the foliage.
Should agapanthus be cut back in winter?
Yes! After flowering, you can trim back spent blooms and remove yellowing foliage in late fall or early winter. We recommend mulching around the base for added root protection during winter.
What is the common name for white agapanthus?
Ever White Agapanthus is commonly known as Lily of the Nile. Despite its name, it’s not actually a lily but a drought-tolerant perennial loved for its luminous white blooms and easy care.