1. Plural of agapanthus; plants of the genus Agapanthus, native to Africa, with clusters of blue, purple, or white flowers and long strap-like leaves.
Usage: Also called lily of the Nile or African lily; Commonly grown as ornamental plants in gardens and containers

Examples

• The gardener planted several agapanthuses along the border to add color in summer.
• Agapanthuses thrive in warm climates and well-drained soil.
• The blue agapanthuses in the courtyard attracted many butterflies.
• She divided her agapanthuses in spring to create new plants.
• Agapanthuses are popular choices for Mediterranean-style gardens.