Definition of agapanthus in English:

agapanthus

noun ˌaɡəˈpanθəsˌaɡəˈpanTHəs

A South African plant of the lily family, with blue or white flowers growing in rounded clusters.
Genus Agapanthus, family Liliaceae (or Alliaceae)
Example sentencesExamples
- The nodding blue heads of the agapanthus define a part of New Zealand history.
- Commonly called the Lily of the Nile, the agapanthus is one of the stateliest garden plants of mid- to late-summer, forming large, vigorous clumps.
- Or walk past the border and you're in South Africa, as the sky-blue agapanthus nod their high frilly heads in the sun.
- Visitors crane their necks to photograph a pergola overflowing with hanging baskets of impatiens, ‘Martha Washington’ geraniums and agapanthus.
- The base of the trees are planted with clivias, cannas, wild rhubarb, agapanthus, shrimp plants.
- I love plants in season - old roses are a summer favourite - and I've got delphiniums, pelargoniums, agapanthus, tulips, silver birch, to name a few.
- A romantic 15-acre garden with a Saxon mound planted with yuccas, agapanthus, lilies, hosta and geraniums, dry moat, poplar avenue, yew hedges and terraces leading to riverside walks.
- You can bring in a blooming agapanthus or begonia, and either drop it in a pot or wrap the nursery container in fabric.
- In all cases the plants are carefully chosen to extend the flowering season from early spring to late autumn; his favourites include box, lavender, Santolina and white agapanthus.
- A garden outside our window may call to us silently by rippling-in-the-breeze lavender agapanthus or eye-high crape myrtle.
- If perennials like agapanthus, candytuft, coreopsis, daylilies, and penstemon are overgrown or not flowering well, it's time to dig and divide them.
- Tall spring bloomers that stand on their own and that are easy to grow are agapanthus, alliums, blood lilies, and African irises.
- It spreads by underground fleshy stems called rhizomes; rhizomes are found on many plants, from irises to agapanthus, from ferns to Bermuda grass.
- In colder areas, protect the container over winter, the agapanthus will return to bloom even more next year.
- The gardens emphasize native plants, perennials and trees, with accents provided by soft hues of roses, oleander, rhododendrons, agapanthus and more.
- Banks of white arum lilies and the blue globes of agapanthus lined the Levada do Norte, along with oleander bushes in full bloom.
- In spring, besides the vivid orange bird-of-paradise plant that has become a symbol of the island, there are protea, stunning blue agapanthus and busy lizzie, and in places the air is heavy with the perfume of jasmine and orange blossom.
- For especially dramatic container plants, try the summer flower bulbs, for starters: tuberose, oxalis, agapanthus, cannas, begonias, dahlias, caladiums, lilies, or elephant ears.
- Schizanthus can be planted when you plant your agapanthus, after all danger of frost is past.
- The garden is completed by tall jacaranda trees, conifers, and in the rockery just below the house, is a tumble of lavender, plumbago, rosemary, agapanthus, hibiscus and hydrangeas.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek agapē 'love' + anthos 'flower'.

Rhymes

acanthus, clianthus, dianthus, helianthus, polyanthus

Definition of agapanthus in US English:

agapanthus

nounˌaɡəˈpanTHəs

A South African plant of the lily family, with funnel-shaped bluish flowers that grow in rounded clusters.
Genus Agapanthus, family Liliaceae (or Alliaceae)
Also called lily-of-the-Nile
Example sentencesExamples
- Commonly called the Lily of the Nile, the agapanthus is one of the stateliest garden plants of mid- to late-summer, forming large, vigorous clumps.
- In colder areas, protect the container over winter, the agapanthus will return to bloom even more next year.
- For especially dramatic container plants, try the summer flower bulbs, for starters: tuberose, oxalis, agapanthus, cannas, begonias, dahlias, caladiums, lilies, or elephant ears.
- In spring, besides the vivid orange bird-of-paradise plant that has become a symbol of the island, there are protea, stunning blue agapanthus and busy lizzie, and in places the air is heavy with the perfume of jasmine and orange blossom.
- The garden is completed by tall jacaranda trees, conifers, and in the rockery just below the house, is a tumble of lavender, plumbago, rosemary, agapanthus, hibiscus and hydrangeas.
- Or walk past the border and you're in South Africa, as the sky-blue agapanthus nod their high frilly heads in the sun.
- A romantic 15-acre garden with a Saxon mound planted with yuccas, agapanthus, lilies, hosta and geraniums, dry moat, poplar avenue, yew hedges and terraces leading to riverside walks.
- Schizanthus can be planted when you plant your agapanthus, after all danger of frost is past.
- If perennials like agapanthus, candytuft, coreopsis, daylilies, and penstemon are overgrown or not flowering well, it's time to dig and divide them.
- You can bring in a blooming agapanthus or begonia, and either drop it in a pot or wrap the nursery container in fabric.
- The gardens emphasize native plants, perennials and trees, with accents provided by soft hues of roses, oleander, rhododendrons, agapanthus and more.
- I love plants in season - old roses are a summer favourite - and I've got delphiniums, pelargoniums, agapanthus, tulips, silver birch, to name a few.
- The nodding blue heads of the agapanthus define a part of New Zealand history.
- In all cases the plants are carefully chosen to extend the flowering season from early spring to late autumn; his favourites include box, lavender, Santolina and white agapanthus.
- A garden outside our window may call to us silently by rippling-in-the-breeze lavender agapanthus or eye-high crape myrtle.
- Visitors crane their necks to photograph a pergola overflowing with hanging baskets of impatiens, ‘Martha Washington’ geraniums and agapanthus.
- The base of the trees are planted with clivias, cannas, wild rhubarb, agapanthus, shrimp plants.
- Banks of white arum lilies and the blue globes of agapanthus lined the Levada do Norte, along with oleander bushes in full bloom.
- It spreads by underground fleshy stems called rhizomes; rhizomes are found on many plants, from irises to agapanthus, from ferns to Bermuda grass.
- Tall spring bloomers that stand on their own and that are easy to grow are agapanthus, alliums, blood lilies, and African irises.

Origin

Modern Latin, from Greek agapē ‘love’ + anthos ‘flower’.

单词	agapanthus
释义	Definition of agapanthus in English: agapanthus noun ˌaɡəˈpanθəsˌaɡəˈpanTHəs A South African plant of the lily family, with blue or white flowers growing in rounded clusters. Genus Agapanthus, family Liliaceae (or Alliaceae) Example sentencesExamples The nodding blue heads of the agapanthus define a part of New Zealand history. Commonly called the Lily of the Nile, the agapanthus is one of the stateliest garden plants of mid- to late-summer, forming large, vigorous clumps. Or walk past the border and you're in South Africa, as the sky-blue agapanthus nod their high frilly heads in the sun. Visitors crane their necks to photograph a pergola overflowing with hanging baskets of impatiens, ‘Martha Washington’ geraniums and agapanthus. The base of the trees are planted with clivias, cannas, wild rhubarb, agapanthus, shrimp plants. I love plants in season - old roses are a summer favourite - and I've got delphiniums, pelargoniums, agapanthus, tulips, silver birch, to name a few. A romantic 15-acre garden with a Saxon mound planted with yuccas, agapanthus, lilies, hosta and geraniums, dry moat, poplar avenue, yew hedges and terraces leading to riverside walks. You can bring in a blooming agapanthus or begonia, and either drop it in a pot or wrap the nursery container in fabric. In all cases the plants are carefully chosen to extend the flowering season from early spring to late autumn; his favourites include box, lavender, Santolina and white agapanthus. A garden outside our window may call to us silently by rippling-in-the-breeze lavender agapanthus or eye-high crape myrtle. If perennials like agapanthus, candytuft, coreopsis, daylilies, and penstemon are overgrown or not flowering well, it's time to dig and divide them. Tall spring bloomers that stand on their own and that are easy to grow are agapanthus, alliums, blood lilies, and African irises. It spreads by underground fleshy stems called rhizomes; rhizomes are found on many plants, from irises to agapanthus, from ferns to Bermuda grass. In colder areas, protect the container over winter, the agapanthus will return to bloom even more next year. The gardens emphasize native plants, perennials and trees, with accents provided by soft hues of roses, oleander, rhododendrons, agapanthus and more. Banks of white arum lilies and the blue globes of agapanthus lined the Levada do Norte, along with oleander bushes in full bloom. In spring, besides the vivid orange bird-of-paradise plant that has become a symbol of the island, there are protea, stunning blue agapanthus and busy lizzie, and in places the air is heavy with the perfume of jasmine and orange blossom. For especially dramatic container plants, try the summer flower bulbs, for starters: tuberose, oxalis, agapanthus, cannas, begonias, dahlias, caladiums, lilies, or elephant ears. Schizanthus can be planted when you plant your agapanthus, after all danger of frost is past. The garden is completed by tall jacaranda trees, conifers, and in the rockery just below the house, is a tumble of lavender, plumbago, rosemary, agapanthus, hibiscus and hydrangeas. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek agapē 'love' + anthos 'flower'. Rhymes acanthus, clianthus, dianthus, helianthus, polyanthus Definition of agapanthus in US English: agapanthus nounˌaɡəˈpanTHəs A South African plant of the lily family, with funnel-shaped bluish flowers that grow in rounded clusters. Genus Agapanthus, family Liliaceae (or Alliaceae) Also called lily-of-the-Nile Example sentencesExamples Commonly called the Lily of the Nile, the agapanthus is one of the stateliest garden plants of mid- to late-summer, forming large, vigorous clumps. In colder areas, protect the container over winter, the agapanthus will return to bloom even more next year. For especially dramatic container plants, try the summer flower bulbs, for starters: tuberose, oxalis, agapanthus, cannas, begonias, dahlias, caladiums, lilies, or elephant ears. In spring, besides the vivid orange bird-of-paradise plant that has become a symbol of the island, there are protea, stunning blue agapanthus and busy lizzie, and in places the air is heavy with the perfume of jasmine and orange blossom. The garden is completed by tall jacaranda trees, conifers, and in the rockery just below the house, is a tumble of lavender, plumbago, rosemary, agapanthus, hibiscus and hydrangeas. Or walk past the border and you're in South Africa, as the sky-blue agapanthus nod their high frilly heads in the sun. A romantic 15-acre garden with a Saxon mound planted with yuccas, agapanthus, lilies, hosta and geraniums, dry moat, poplar avenue, yew hedges and terraces leading to riverside walks. Schizanthus can be planted when you plant your agapanthus, after all danger of frost is past. If perennials like agapanthus, candytuft, coreopsis, daylilies, and penstemon are overgrown or not flowering well, it's time to dig and divide them. You can bring in a blooming agapanthus or begonia, and either drop it in a pot or wrap the nursery container in fabric. The gardens emphasize native plants, perennials and trees, with accents provided by soft hues of roses, oleander, rhododendrons, agapanthus and more. I love plants in season - old roses are a summer favourite - and I've got delphiniums, pelargoniums, agapanthus, tulips, silver birch, to name a few. The nodding blue heads of the agapanthus define a part of New Zealand history. In all cases the plants are carefully chosen to extend the flowering season from early spring to late autumn; his favourites include box, lavender, Santolina and white agapanthus. A garden outside our window may call to us silently by rippling-in-the-breeze lavender agapanthus or eye-high crape myrtle. Visitors crane their necks to photograph a pergola overflowing with hanging baskets of impatiens, ‘Martha Washington’ geraniums and agapanthus. The base of the trees are planted with clivias, cannas, wild rhubarb, agapanthus, shrimp plants. Banks of white arum lilies and the blue globes of agapanthus lined the Levada do Norte, along with oleander bushes in full bloom. It spreads by underground fleshy stems called rhizomes; rhizomes are found on many plants, from irises to agapanthus, from ferns to Bermuda grass. Tall spring bloomers that stand on their own and that are easy to grow are agapanthus, alliums, blood lilies, and African irises. Origin Modern Latin, from Greek agapē ‘love’ + anthos ‘flower’.
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