I don't know if I'd worry yet - but my 'Peter Pan' Agapanthus is up, but for some reason has never flowered. One of lifes many mysteries I guess...

I "had" 2 of these, both with well-established root systems and both which I moved in the fall or the winter.

One of these did not survive. The other one did, and has just recently emerged.

If the spot it's in is in the sun and it's not up, I'd be pretty worried (my survivor emerged about 10 days ago). If it's in spot with limited sun, you can hold out hope for about 2 more weeks before U have to abandon all hope.

The amount of sun and wind exposure is a pretty big factor. For example, my Japanese Maples pretty much always emerge in
the order relational to the amount of sun they get. Sure enuf, the one getting the most sun leafs out 1st, and so on, and so on.

Goofy

Goofy

My agapanthus are up, too, even in the shade. I've had them in the garden for several years, but they have never flowered, either. I'm glad to know I'm not alone!

Anyone have any ideas for us 'non-flowering' types?
Daphne in Tacoma

I have a couple in containers that are sprouting new growth. I've only had these since last spring, but was glad to see they came through this harsh winter.

Mine came through the nasty freeze, also (it's in the ground) but I take a little division to pot up just in case. I would also like to know the secret to lots of flowers - mine bloom, but sparsely. Does anyone fertilize them?

The ones I have that bloomed profusely had a lot of sun (full sun location, 6 hours a day of sun) and were next to some roses, which got alfalfa pellets for fertilizer, and were the Peter pan type.

I gave mine Alaska - More Bloom last Spring a couple of times and they were covered in flowers! They are also in full sun. Mine are next to roses too.