Cut flower variety
Agapanthus Amethyst
Agapanthus spp. / Agapanthus
A blue-lilac agapanthus with darker amethyst striping, clean stems, and strong architectural flower heads for fresh bouquets and florist work.

Overview
Why growers use it
A blue-lilac agapanthus with darker amethyst striping, clean stems, and strong architectural flower heads for fresh bouquets and florist work.
Floral use
Design and market fit
Role
Line flower / architectural secondary focal
Texture
Smooth tubular florets forming an airy rounded umbel; clean strap foliage at plant base
Tone
Cool, soft, jewel-toned, refined
Form
Rounded umbel on a tall leafless scape; architectural line/form flower
Bouquet fit
Garden-style bouquets, coastal, modern, romantic blue-lilac, summer wedding, tall arrangements, sympathy/church work, premium farmers market bunches
Event use
Weddings, summer events, coastal events, formal arrangements, church flowers, hotel/restaurant arrangements, sympathy work
Color notes
Pale to medium blue-lilac flowers with a distinct darker amethyst mid-petal stripe. Buds may appear darker than open florets.
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Agapanthus BlackJack
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Agapanthus Blue Ice
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Purple / Line flower / architectural secondary focal
A tall pale violet-blue agapanthus with darker floret ribs and rounded summer flower heads for elegant bouquets, wedding work, and premium florist designs.
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Agapanthus Dr Brouwer
Purple / Line flower / architectural secondary focal
A dark-stemmed violet-blue agapanthus with sturdy 80 cm stems and rounded umbels for premium summer bouquets and florist designs.
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Red / Architectural accent / compact secondary focal
A rare compact green-white agapanthus with emerald-based florets for premium white-and-green bouquets, weddings, and florist work.
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Agapanthus Purple Cloud
Purple / Architectural accent / line flower
A tall dark violet-blue agapanthus with large nodding umbels and strong architectural summer stems for florists and flower farmers.
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Agapanthus Queen Mum
White / Architectural accent
Large blue-and-white bicolour agapanthus with tall stems and elegant rounded flower heads for premium summer bouquets and event designs.
Open variety
Agapanthus Storms River
Blue / Architectural accent
Pale grey-blue evergreen agapanthus with soft rounded flower heads and clean stems for summer bouquets and florist design.
Open variety
Agapanthus Twister
White / Focal
Agapanthus ‘Twister’ is a bicolour African lily grown from fleshy rhizomatous crowns and valued as a clean, architectural summer stem. It produces rounded umbels of white funnel-shaped florets with a dark violet-blue throat, carried above strong strap-like foliage. For a flower farm it should be treated as a premium perennial crop that earns its place through wedding value, florist novelty, and long-term clump productivity rather than fast annual turnover. It needs sun, drainage, patience, and careful postharvest handling because agapanthus is ethylene sensitive and does not store for long as a dry cut stem.
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