Overwintering agapanthus in house

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  1. WoodlandJennifer

    WoodlandJennifer Member

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    I am in Zone 5 in British Columbia. I have two container grown agapanthus plants to overwinter.
    I have them at the moment in nothern aspect about 60F in back porch, temp. 65F day and 60F night, and am keeping watered.

    Would I be better off in a cool room in the basement with much less light.

    Also, should I keep them watered, since they are evergreen?
    Thank you. Jennifer
     
  2. Ron B

    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    Yes, they will need light and moisture all winter. Locate where they will not freeze. Not a house plant, you will have to continue providing intermediate conditions.
     
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    Thank you for your help with my agapanthus. Jenny
     

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