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good with them? Will the foliage stay lush and green after flowering until the autumn? It's surprising how little little information there is on line! I have tried to grow them several times and failed miserably, they are supposed to be difficult

and play dead but do come back to life with sun and warmth. In other words, treat like a Pelargonium. Please grow these wonderful plants and reminisce about happy holidays abroad where this plant is in abundance. I would love to, sunbeam, but the plant I

or somewhere sheltered and plant out next spring when they start growing again. Was it these?  http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-plants/geranium-and-pelargonium-plants/geranium-double-flowered-collection/p87805TM or similar? - unless you have a very

perennial,hardy biennial.thank you flowers are a new thing I've been into I mostly plant veg . Hardy perennial-comes up every year -does not need protection-some live longer that others Half-hardy perennial-does need protection but will grow year after year

and small trees for contrasts of colour and form.   Clematis usually like something to scramble through rather than over bare  ground.  Kiftsgate rose definitely prefers to grow up things and has vicious thorns which would make trying to work around it very

Nemesia plants produce a haze of flowers throughout the summer, and with the pale-gold felt leaves of the helichrysum, a soft cloud-like effect is created. Helichrysum grows happily in sun or part-shade and is ideal for brightening up a dull corner

The plants used in this hanging basket display are both colourful and fragrant. Heliotrope is one of the best scented plants for growing in a sunny spot, and works well in baskets. The lavender and nemesia are also richly fragrant, and all three

't perennial and would like to increase my stock.  1: Can I take cuttings? if so what time of the year? (bearing in mind they are only about 12cm plants now). 2: I would like to keep them for next year aswell and keep growing my stock, Whats the best way? I

-lizzies but will always defend your right to grow them.Parks, however, are a different matter and everybody is allowed an opinion.I was pondering this subject while I was loafing around Paris last week in perfect weather and wandered into the Jardins de Luxembourg

It's performance that matters when it comes to bedding, and top of my list for the past few years have been New Guinea Impatiens. In dry summers of the past the top spot might have been taken by pelargoniums, trailing Surfinia petunias, verbena