It’s winter and it’s time to divide our agapanthus. For more information about agapanthus and why we love them, see this post from last summer when they were in bloom.
I started with 2 large agapanthus plants that were given to me in the summer of 2020. I divided those two plants into 8 after the first summer. Then, two years later, I divided each of those by 3 to get 24.
Now I have 24 large plants and I will divide them into 3 parts each this time to get 72!
To divide, I use a bread knife and some elbow grease to slice through them (you have to be kind of brutal). And I replant the sections each in their own 7 gallon pot with a soilless medium and water in lightly. Once spring comes around we’ll give them each some slow release fertilizer or water with the Shultz liquid fertilizer.