Struggling with your agapanthus flowers? It might be agapanthus gall midge, a tiny fly that lays its eggs on developing flower buds. The larvae then feed inside, causing the buds to become distorted and fail to open. You're not alone – Sue Kent has been tackling it too. Here's what to look for: 💙 Deformed buds: Check for oddly shaped flower buds with brown patches. 💙 Failed blooms: Buds may fail to open and instead dry up or rot. 💙 Collapsed flower heads: The entire flower head might collap

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