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genes in there. Thanks for the reply nutcutlet. I just checked T&M website and they are described as being a hardy perennial. My garden is sheltered, they can't be as hardy as claimed. Hi pete, I've seen a lot of unlikely plants advertised as hardy over

. I adore its natural-looking, delicate flowers. They appear to dance and flutter in the breeze like little white butterflies. The half-hardy perennials from the Fast Flowers collection, including nicotiana, clarkia and antirrhinum, all appreciate a

! These are Pink Illumination not so hardy perennials. None of mine re-emerged this year, as well as those of a lot of users of this forum. Mine are large plants now and being planted out.  Got them last autumn.  Flower spikes forming Hi Verdun - they really are a

Can anyone tell me whether Heliotrope are a hardy plant or a bedding plant.  I live in Suffolk and have a fairly sheltered garden.  Any advice would be helpful.  I would say Heliotrope are a tender perennial - they can be overwintered somwhere frost

are still really young and I am worried that they will not survive any frosts or the cooler temperatures we have had the last two winters. not an expert but you don't say what the seedling are? I kept some hardy perennial seedling overwinter (last year) in a

it just looks brown and dead. Have I lost it? Hello Burtie, Some daisies-type plants are annuals, so they would naturally die after a few months. Many however are perennials and could live for years if hardy. Do you have any photos of it when

My Jack Frosts have been lovely this spring, masses of new growth and flowers.  I have cut back the flowers, but the plants are still growing strongly and are threatening to over shadow the hardy fuschias and other perennials that are struggling

? I have various clumps of Alliums that have wandered about themselves. They are growing through clumps of Monarda, a Hardy Fuchsia, Geums, Dlephiniums and Echinacea, so when they begin to look tatty I snip them off just above the other plant. Thanks

? Any light you can shed is appreciated. I'm hoping to sow some lupin. Thanks in advance. biannual plants are hardy and will over winter as a juvenile plant just as you presume, maturing and flowering the following spring/summer Lupin are a perennial

to early summer for best results. Remove winter grime from patios with a pressure washerSow new lawnsSnip plain green shoots off variegated shrubsAround the gardenPlant out perennials in groups of three, five or seven Sprinkle fertiliser around clumps