How to prune agapanthus africanus 'albus'

Late summer after flowering for deadheading; spring for general tidy. Cut spent flower stems to the base with clean secateurs. Pull off or snip dead leaf tips and yellowed blades at any point. Avoid heavy foliage removal, especially in cooler climates where the crown needs protection.

Annually (deadheading); light tidy year-round as needed. Agapanthus africanus 'Albus' is evergreen and needs very little pruning. Remove spent flower heads at the base after blooming to prevent self-seeding. Tidy dead or tatty leaves through the year. Do not cut back the foliage hard over winter — this is a tender evergreen that stores energy in its strap leaves.

Cut spent flower stems to the base with clean secateurs. Pull off or snip dead leaf tips and yellowed blades at any point. Avoid heavy foliage removal, especially in cooler climates where the crown needs protection.