Agapanthus are very greedy plants. Any general fertilizer will do the job. Or composted horse manure.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Uli on June 25, 2024, 01:12:37 AMLilium Vico GoldI have the reply to Uli's question on the Vico Lily.
Raised by Sir Peter Smithers as Lilium sulphureum as one parent, this was once only available in the trade. It is very tall and needs careful staking and is best in shade in my climate. It is fragrant.
However, I sometimes wonder if I have not been sold the hybrid African Queen instead. The apricot touch makes me think this. But I am not a Lily specialist, is there someone around who would be able to tell them apart?
Quote from: Rdevries on June 26, 2024, 12:04:49 PMHello Rimmer,Quote from: Uli on June 25, 2024, 01:12:37 AMLilium Vico GoldHi Uli, i grow a few lilies but not this one. I passed your question on to a fellow lily enthusiast who grows Vico Gold and he agrees with you, too orange and likely African Queen. Plant Delights sells Vico Gold
Raised by Sir Peter Smithers as Lilium sulphureum as one parent, this was once only available in the trade. It is very tall and needs a few careful staking and is best in shade in my climate. It is fragrant.
However, I sometimes wonder if I have not been sold the hybrid African Queen instead. The apricot touch makes me think this. But I am not a Lily specialist, is there someone around who would be able to tell them apart?