Hymenocallis duvalensis Apalachicola Angel Agapanthus In late summer the clumps

In late summer the clumps are topped with attractive 3' tall scapes of dark lavender flowers

The intoxicating fragrance of vanilla almond is strongest in late afternoon and evening

both by cuttings and seed

rich yellow

In addition to being rare

Hymenocallis duvalensis Apalachicola Angel Agapanthus In late summer the clumpsHymenocallis 'Apalachicola Angel' is a 2024 Plant Delights JLBG introduction of a clonal selection of the rare (G3 rank) Hymenocallis duvalensis, made by the late Vic Lambou, from the Ochlockonee River of Northern Florida. Hymenocallis duvalensis, known from only a small region along the border of Georgia and Florida, naturally occurs in forested floodplains. The deciduous Hymenocallis duvalensis produces two small green leaves per bulb, and spreads