by Ken C |
Last Updated: 04/11/2021 Even though the petals have dropped on these Agapanthus, Allium and Acanthus the seeds are so attractive it would be a shame to cut them down.
Instead, enjoy the seed heads and give the birds something to feast on at the same time.
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