Lily of the Nile in Bloom

© Tatsiana Tsiminskaya Agapanthus coddii Watercolour & Graphite - Saunders Waterford Hot Press 300gsm. Agapanthus flowers are pollinated by wind, bees and sunbirds. Bees, drawn by the scent of the vivid purple-blue flowers land on the flower and brush against the pollen-covered stamens. As they move to the other blooms, the pollen is transferred to the stigma, facilitating the process of pollination.