Description
Our Purple Agapanthus Plant In Pot brings the tall, airy beauty of a summer border indoors without any of the upkeep. Native to warmer climates and often called the African lily, agapanthus is loved for its rounded clusters of star-shaped blooms held high on slender stems. This artificial potted plant recreates that look faithfully, with purple flower heads made up of many small petals grouped into full, spherical umbels. Standing at 90cm tall, it has real presence and reads convincingly as the genuine article from across a room.
The blooms sit on upright green stems with narrow, strap-like leaves gathered at the base, all set into a simple pot ready to place straight onto the floor or a surface. Made from durable plastic, the petals and foliage hold their shape and colour, giving you the same effect year after year. This purple agapanthus plant in pot suits a hallway corner, a bright living room, a conservatory or an office reception where a fresh plant would be tricky to maintain. Group it with other faux greenery for a layered look, or let it stand alone as a tall accent. You can also lift the stems out and mix them into a large floor vase alongside grasses and other blooms.
Care could not be simpler. There is no watering, feeding or repotting to think about, and no worry over light levels. Simply dust the flower heads and leaves occasionally with a soft cloth or a light feather duster to keep them looking their best. Position the stems to sit naturally and adjust the arrangement whenever you refresh the room.
Specification
| Type |
Potted plant |
| Colour |
Purple |
| Material |
Plastic |
| Height |
90cm |
| Width |
0cm |
| Depth |
0cm |
Frequently Asked
Does it really look like a live agapanthus?
Yes. The rounded purple flower heads are built from many small petals to mimic the natural umbel shape, and the green stems and strappy leaves give it a lifelike finish that holds up well at close range.
How do I style it with other pieces?
It works well grouped with other faux plants for a layered indoor garden, or as a tall single accent in a hall or corner. You can also lift the stems and combine them with grasses and blooms in a large floor vase.
How do I keep it clean?
Dust the flower heads and leaves now and then with a soft cloth or a feather duster. For a deeper clean, wipe gently with a slightly damp cloth and let it dry fully.
Does it need water or light?
No. As an artificial potted plant it needs no water, feeding or sunlight, so you can place it anywhere, including darker corners where a living plant would struggle.
Will it shed petals or fade over time?
No. The plastic petals and foliage stay put and keep their purple colour, so there is no dropping or fading to manage. Keeping it out of harsh direct sunlight will help preserve the shade for longer.