How to grow Angelonia

Key Information

Soil pH

Position

Hardiness

Where to plant Angelonia

Angelonia are best planted in a moist but well-drained soil and are best positioned in a sheltered area that receives full sun. Angelonia are well suited to being planted at the back of a border for flower bed within a cottage or informal garden setting.

How to plant Angelonia

Amend the soil with manure or compost before plating, working into the planting hole using a fork or shovel. Dig a hole as wide and as deep as the root ball and space plant approximately 30cm (12in) apart. Ensure the plants are watered well to settle them into place after planting.

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How to care for Angelonia

Water regularly and thoroughly until your plants become better established or when the soil becomes dry. Fertilise monthly to retain a healthy structure and prolonged flowering period, taking care not to overdo it as this will increase the volume of foliage but decrease the number and abundance of flowers. Keep in a frost-free environment over winter

How to propagate Amaryllis

It is possible to propagate Amaryllis by seed. Fresh seeds should be sown in compost with a mixture of sand and grit. Start these off in small pots, increasing the size as they grow whilst retaining a warm temperature.