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Yes, once established in the landscape, agapanthus are extremely tolerant of both wet and dry conditions and have proved to be an ideal landscape plant for drier warm areas. Storm agapanthus flower prolifically in the late spring and early summer – approximately 70 days in all – and are ideal for dry gardens.
