Name: Agapanthus Lady's Luck "African Lilly" 15cm Pot
SKU: MAL077
Price: 99.0 ZAR
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Agapanthus ‘Lady’s Luck’

Botanical Name

Agapanthus praecox ‘Lady’s Luck’

Common Names

Lady’s Luck Agapanthus

African Lily

Lily of the Nile

Product Description

Agapanthus ‘Lady’s Luck’ is a distinctive, evergreen perennial valued for its striking variegated foliage—green leaves edged with creamy white—and its elegant soft blue to lavender flower heads borne on tall stems in summer. This cultivar offers year-round visual interest, combining ornamental foliage with reliable seasonal flowering. It is hardy, low maintenance, and well suited to South African gardens, performing beautifully in borders, containers, mass plantings, and coastal landscapes.

Size When Fully Grown

Height: ± 60–80 cm (including flower stems)

Spread: ± 50–70 cm

Growth habit: Clump-forming, upright, evergreen

Best Growing Conditions

Light: Full sun to partial shade

Best flowering and strongest variegation occur in full sun.

Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil

Adapts to most soil types; avoid waterlogged conditions.

Watering: Low to moderate

Drought tolerant once established; water more regularly during flowering.

Climate:

Suitable for most South African regions
Excellent tolerance to coastal conditions, wind, and light frost

Maintenance: Very low

Remove spent flower stems to maintain a neat appearance
Divide clumps every few years if plants become overcrowded

Best Planting Season & Growth Cycle (South Africa)

Best Time to Plant: Spring or early autumn

Active Growing Season: Spring through summer

Flowering Season: Mid to late summer

Seasonal Notes:

Evergreen foliage provides year-round structure and colour
Ideal for water-wise and low-maintenance gardens
Excellent contrast plant due to variegated leaves

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