My agapanthus is struggling i think?

Patience! It's still very cold for aggies at night. If you're lucky, you will have one of the deciduous types which are quicker to return.

If you have recently purchased the plant it will pay you to dig up your plant and bring it under glass for about six weeks to give it a head start for when you replant it. Main thing to check is that you don't have black, sodden, mushy roots. They should be white and firm.

We can only keep them alive in pots, which are kept in the Greenhouse over winter. So, any planted out in the soil are going to be very slow appearing. Our potted ones are only just showing slight green tips.

Mine in the garden are just, just showing a tiny tip of green - so don't worry.

My pot has been out all winter and is just showing some green shoot. As Muddywellies says,PATIENCE!!!!

thank you everybody. you've put my mind at rest. i will be patient. Happy gardening :-)

Well the common advice is that the reason they do better in pots is that to flower they like to have roots compacted and not allowed to spread (which obviously happens if you repot). So if you plant out, do so IN original pot taking out the bottom. If in a larger pot do the same to maintain root density. Worked for me.