Agapanthus 'Black Jack' - Hardy Perennial - RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year 2023 Winner - Flowering Deep Purple/Black - Cottage Gardens - 3X 9cm Potted Plant by Thompson and Morgan (3)

• Chelsea Plant of the Year 2023 Winner - a testament to its exceptional beauty and quality.
• Captivating Deep Purple Blooms - setting it apart as one of the best black Agapanthus selections available.
• Abundant and Extended Blooming - repeat flowering from midsummer to autumn.
• Easy Maintenance - undemanding perennial thriving in heat and drought requiring minimal care.
• Pollinator-Friendly Architectural Charm - adds visual appeal but also contributes to pollinator health.
• Supplied as 3 x 9cm Nursery Pots.

Introducing Agapanthus 'Black Jack', the distinguished winner of the esteemed RHS Chelsea Plant of the Year 2023 Award. This captivating Agapanthus variety, crafted by acclaimed breeders De Wet, boasts an unprecedented deep purple hue, earning its title as the best black Agapanthus on the scene. With its multi-stemmed structure, 'Black Jack' features abundant flowering in each large flowerhead, making it a true standout. This show-stopping perennial's silky purplish-black buds open to reveal dazzling deep purple blooms, radiating luxury and classic style that complements any palette. The spherical clusters of tubular, open-facing flowers rest atop robust stems amid semi-evergreen, strappy foliage. Part of the 'Everpanthus' series, 'Black Jack' not only delivers repeat flowering from midsummer to autumn but also offers denser and more lavish flower heads than usual. Thriving in heat and drought, it excels in dry, sunny borders and coastal landscapes, making an architectural statement adored by pollinators. With a height of 80cm (31in) and a spread of 70cm (28in), 'Black Jack' is perfect for smaller gardens, patio pots, or mixed containers. Elevate your garden's elegance with the distinguished Agapanthus 'Black Jack'. Supplied as 3 x 9cm Nursery Pot How to Grow Soil and Sun: Plant in well-drained soil in a sunny spot. Use soil-based compost for containers. Feed and Water: Regularly feed and water during the growing season. Pruning: After frost, cut back seed heads to ground level. Winter Care: Apply dry mulch for outdoor plants; consider moving containers indoors. Dividing Clumps: Divide overcrowded clumps in spring for healthier plants. Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list pot size rather than defined plant size. The height and spread delivered will vary depending on the season. Images are an indication only.