Agapanthus 'Selma bock' (evergreen)
| Botancial name | Agapanthus 'Selma bock' - Agapanthus praecox ‘Selma bock’ |
| Origin- | known since 1995, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden; no further records. |
| Description | Agapanthus 'Selma bock' belongs to the preacox species. These are evergreen types with heavy, full leaves. This flowers quite late in the season from mid-July to the end of August-September. You can compare the species with 'Enigma'. The leaves are somewhat more robust and the flowers somewhat stronger. Highly recommended for in a pot. |
| Height | 0,8-1m |
| Flowering period | July to September |
Inflorescence | bicolor |
| Plant place | Full sun in well-permeable soil, tub plant, patio plant |