Agapanthus Bressingham Blue Eryngium Although no one is sure

Although no one is sure of its origin

this is the last hosta to go dormant

The 1' tall arching stems are adorned with small green flowers that dangle on short pedicels beneath the leaf

making it quite adaptable to much colder climates than the surprise lilies with fall-emerging foliage

Our strain of Helleborus niger ssp

Agapanthus Bressingham Blue Eryngium Although no one is sureAgapanthus 'Bressingham Blue' is a 1972 introduction selected by the late plantsman Alan Bloom of the UK's Bressingham Gardens. Agapanthus 'Bressingham Blue' is a seedling selection from thousands of plants of the famous Headbourne hybrids. The clump of narrow, green, winter deciduous leaves is topped, starting in late June (NC), with 5' stalks ending in 4. 5" round flower heads of dark blue violet flowers. Agapanthus 'Bressingham Blue' has been a