Agapanthus Notfred Asarum Typically bearing a wine-colored flower

Typically bearing a wine-colored flower

in North Carolina

very hairy flowers with lovely interior reticulate venation of purple against a creamy background

The lily of the valley patches are adorned in April (NC) with the typical pendent

is one of the most unique epimediums we've grown

Agapanthus Notfred Asarum Typically bearing a wine-colored flowerAgapanthus 'Notfred' (sold as 'Silver Moon') from the UK's Notcutts Nursery is another of several white edged Lily of the Nile introductions. Unlike the others, Agapanthus 'Notfred' has so far survived outdoors for us, although through a milder than normal winter. The 6" tall clumps of narrow foliage are topped in midsummer with 18" tall spikes of medium blue lavender flowers. In our climate, the variegation pattern on the leaves starts as a yellow