Agapanthus ‘Charlotte’ Wild Life Garden Costal Garden flowers are attractive to bees

flowers are attractive to bees and other pollinators

This is a variety of classic old rose beauty the flowers are quite large and deeply cupped even when fully open

The flowers are nectar-rich and very good for pollinators

and is renowned for its bright pinkish-red hue and large bloom size

Agapanthus ‘Charlotte’ Wild Life Garden Costal Garden flowers are attractive to beesA clump forming, evergreen herbaceous perennial with broad, strap shaped mid green leaves and sturdy, erect stems producing umbels of small trumpet shaped flowers on sturdy flower stalks in the summer. These are pale blue with a darker blue purple mid rib down the centre of each petal. The flowers of the Agapanthus contain a lot of nectar and are therefore often visited by butterflies, bees and even birds. The Agapanthus has a long flowering period