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Agapanthus orientalis Maxsie™ ‘PMB012’ PBR – Liliaceae – Agapanthaceae

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    Description

    Agapanthus orientalis Maxsie™ ‘PMB012’ PBR is a compact, mid-height Agapanthus producing distinctive bicolour blue and white flower heads.

    The blooms feature an unusual combination of traditional six-petalled flowers and multipetalled flowers throughout the umbel, creating a fuller and more varied display than many standard Agapanthus varieties.

    Its broad, compact evergreen foliage and moderate size make Maxsie™ particularly well suited to smaller gardens, borders, driveways, feature planting, mass displays and containers.

    Plant Characteristics

    • Bicolour blue and white flowers
    • Mix of six-petalled and multipetalled blooms
    • Flower stems approximately 40–50cm high
    • Foliage approximately 38cm high
    • Plant width approximately 36cm
    • Broad leaves reaching approximately 4cm wide
    • Compact, mid-height growth habit
    • Evergreen foliage
    • Vigorous growth
    • Produces offsets readily
    • Low seed set

    Flowering

    Maxsie™ primarily flowers from mid-summer through late summer.

    It may also produce occasional flowers outside its main season, including during autumn and early winter under suitable conditions.

    Best Uses

    • Garden borders
    • Driveway planting
    • Mass planting
    • Feature gardens
    • Pots and containers
    • Smaller gardens
    • Low-maintenance landscapes

    Growing Agapanthus Maxsie™

    Grow in full sun to part shade in freely draining soil.

    Water regularly while establishing. Once established, Maxsie™ is a hardy, relatively low-maintenance plant and generally requires only supplementary watering during extended dry periods.

    Remove spent flower heads after flowering and apply a suitable fertiliser during the active growing season.

    Avoid poorly drained or waterlogged conditions.

    Supplied Plant

    Supplied as a young live plant in the selected size or format.

    The plant supplied will be smaller than mature flowering specimens shown in example photographs and will require growing time before reaching its full mature size.

    Plant size, foliage density and flowering stage will vary naturally according to season and growing conditions.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How tall does Maxsie™ grow?

    Flower stems generally reach approximately 40–50cm high, while the foliage grows to around 38cm.

    What colour are the flowers?

    Maxsie™ produces distinctive blue and white bicolour flowers.

    What makes Maxsie™ different?

    Its flower heads can contain both traditional six-petalled blooms and multipetalled flowers, giving each umbel a distinctive appearance.

    When does Maxsie™ flower?

    Its main flowering period is from mid to late summer, although occasional flowering may also occur during autumn and early winter.

    Can Maxsie™ grow in pots?

    Yes. Its compact, mid-height growth makes it an excellent choice for pots and containers.

    Is Maxsie™ evergreen?

    Yes. Maxsie™ is an evergreen Agapanthus in suitable growing conditions.

    Does Maxsie™ produce seed?

    It has a relatively low seed set, although spent flower heads should still be removed and disposed of responsibly.

    Looking for More Agapanthus?

    Shop our full Agapanthus Plants Collection to view our currently available varieties.

    Plant Breeder’s Rights (PBR)

    This variety is protected by Plant Breeder’s Rights (PBR) in Australia.

    Unauthorised commercial propagation, reproduction or sale of propagating material is prohibited without permission from the PBR holder or authorised licensee.