Agapanthus plants are generally resistant to most pests and diseases.
So resistant, in fact, that if you search the scientific literature for common pathogens that infect them, you mostly find articles relating to their production of antifungal chemicals.
In their native South Africa, scientists study extracts from agapanthus plants as potential controls for a variety of plant diseases.
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