Agapanthus or African Lily

That's beautiful.
Splitting this into clumps seems to have worked very well.
Does this type of Agapanthus have a more specific name?
I've never grown this, but am tempted seeing yours here. :o)

They are beautiful Reflection.

Hi Terratoonie.....
I think the variety I have is A. africanus and I’ve simply deduced that by comparing it with others of that variety. I have an interesting picture of one I grew in a container....... it had stopped flowering and I thought maybe it needed to be repotted. It had become so potbound that the only way out was to saw the pot into half. I’ll look out the picture and post it for you to see. Marion

Beautiful pic and garden Marion, love the agapanthus and poppy!

Just how I wish mine had looked - but too wet, or maybe just poor gardening!

I just love your agapanthus, I hope mine will look like yours one day, they are in pots at the moment, not sure whether to take them out and put them in the border, what do you think?

I hope mine will too. I have one in a pot that hasn't flowered yet.

Great I've Got Theese In My Garden, There Lovely

The entire picture is spectacular...love all the green and spots of color.

really nice sonny.

Very Beautiful , i have grown Agapanthus but they refuse to flower every year for me even though i do mulch every autumn.

Ditto, mine haven,t flowered either :(((

Thanks for all of your lovely comments everyone.... I see that some of you are having problems getting your agapanthus to flower...... if that is so, it maybe worthwhile checking out the following growing points........

Plant ONLY about 2 inches deep...... in full sun...... well drained & moderately fertile soil..... if its too rich it will only promote too much foliage..... water well during flowering season. I never cut foliage back after flowering, I read somewhere that the leaves gather sunlight that helps promote nourishment for next years flowers and also the long stems and seeds heads give an attractive shape to the winter garden.

I am fairly sure some time ago someone on GoY posted that agapanthus like to be pot-bound or in a tight clump to flower too.
Yours are lovely, Marion.

Thankyou for the tips reflection

Great colors here.

Lovely garden

beautiful flowers on a lovely spot of garden.