lily of the nile การใช้

• Q : When do you fertilize lily of the Nile?
• A : Agapanthus, or lily of the Nile, is a perennial in our warm climate.
• Q . I have grown Agapanthus ( lily of the Nile ) in pots on my terrace for a number of years.
• During the course of our conversation we learned that most garden experts think the classically tall Lily of the Nile ( also known as agapanthus ) is becoming passe.
• Its music features subtle flourishes, cooing sounds, a brief guitar solo, Jamie xx's sample of The Crusaders'1974 song " Lilies of the Nile ".
• A : Lily of the Nile is the common name for agapanthus, which produces umbels of 2-inch, trumpet-shaped blue or white flowers on long, sturdy stems.
• Snapdragons, which are so cold-tolerant that I can set out seedlings in frosty March, bloom side by side with lily of the Nile and calla lilies, both tropical bulbs that I would not dare plant outside until late May or June.
• The last tracks here are also in a thoughtful ballad vein : " Lilies of the Nile " has great horn work from Wilton Felder and Wayne Henderson, and the last track, " A Ballad for Joe ( Louis ), " is a heartfelt rumination on the death of the famed boxer, featuring Sample's inherent sense of melody.
• Some species of " Agapanthus " are commonly known as "'lily of the Nile "'( or African lily in the UK ), although they are not native to Southern Africa ( South Africa, Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique ) though some have become naturalized in scattered places around the world ( Australia, Great Britain, Mexico, Ethiopia, Jamaica, etc . ).