Plants Flowering in August

Excellent for pot growing. Dark blue flowers

Tall growing form with deep violet-purple flowers.

Bicoloured flowers. White with purple-blue at base

Rich dark blue flowers on large flower heads

Dark violet blue flowers on this new and impressive variety

Dwarf growing with white flowers flushed pale blue at the edges

The leaves are variegated green and white. Flowers are mid-blue and contrast nicely with the leaves

Dwarf type with a clump forming habit which is good for pot growing. Pure white flowers

(syn. Fragrant Snow). Evergreen variety with dense white flowers

Prolific mid blue flowers and weeping semi dwarf habit. Makes an excellent cut flower

The flowers are white to soft lilac fading to pink. An unusual combination in an agapanthus flower

('Black Adder'). Dark purplish-blue flower spikes. Anise scented leaves

Light green leaves and white flowers

Excellent variety with purplish-blue flower

Tubular coral pink flowers.

Lush reddish-pink flowers with a hint of purple

Compact. Lavender-blue blooms

Large architectural grey leaves with spines, suitable for sheltered hot dry sunny locations

A shining purple weeping form with delicate purple foliage and fluffy pink flowers

A newish variety with cherry-pink fragrant flowers and dark green ferny leaves. Flowers profusely at a young age. Grows to only 10-15 feet

Ferny foliage, pink flowers

Leaves have a distinct and attractive dark coppery hue. This is sure to become a popular new introduction

Narrow leaves and slightly fragrant, pendent yellow flowers, borne on slender stems.

Lime-green flowers

A new introduction with bicolour flower spikes of orange-pink and cream

A hardy aloe with attractive tall spikes of yellow flowers tinged red as they fade. Ideal for a hot dry sunny bank

(syn. Hesperaloe parviflora). Linear, arching leaves. Tall flower spikes with many, tubular, pink flowers.