I couldn’t find any verbascum locally so have gone for - Aster Perovskia (not sure if will like the soil but will like the heat) Sedum Matrona Rudbekia Prairie Glow
Decided I’m going to have to start planting drought tolerant plants moving forward
I have no sign of a salvia which was established, but I did move it last year in autumn. I put a new Veronica and Eupatorium in last year (autumn), they seemed to take ok. No sign this year, will give till end of May and see. Also an achellia isn't looking too well, but there is a minimal sign of growth.
I have no sign of a salvia which was established, but I did move it last year in autumn. I put a new Veronica and Eupatorium in last year (autumn), they seemed to take ok. No sign this year, will give till end of May and see. Also an achellia isn't looking too well, but there is a minimal sign of growth.
I gave up on the Achellia as mine didn’t make a come back. Hear they can be temperamental
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Aster
Perovskia (not sure if will like the soil but will like the heat)
Sedum Matrona
Rudbekia Prairie Glow
Decided I’m going to have to start planting drought tolerant plants moving forward
I put a new Veronica and Eupatorium in last year (autumn), they seemed to take ok. No sign this year, will give till end of May and see.
Also an achellia isn't looking too well, but there is a minimal sign of growth.
Forgot, an alstroemeria not showing too. Wasn't my favourite colour one, so let's hope it doesn't come back