in my old garden it was the potato vine, I "almost" got bored of it! Premature garden here so can't answer yet but when Dahlia Moonfire came out last year I got good value for money.
I pass it most days on my walk to the shop, it has a lovely big clump of Marguerites, been flowering for a couple of weeks and its silver foliage and white daisy flowers will be there till first frosts.
erysimum bowles mauve has had some sort of flower on all year and will do for the rest of the year. Rudbeckia goldstrum flowered for ages last year also
Me too! I pulled 2 out and set them up in recovery pots over the winter as they were on their last legs, I've only just replanted them back, slightly recovered! Fingers crossed ...
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in my old garden it was the potato vine, I "almost" got bored of it!
Premature garden here so can't answer yet but when Dahlia Moonfire came out last year I got good value for money.
There's are garden on the way out of my close
I pass it most days on my walk to the shop, it has a lovely big clump of Marguerites, been flowering for a couple of weeks and its silver foliage and white daisy flowers will be there till first frosts.
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erysimum bowles mauve has had some sort of flower on all year and will do for the rest of the year. Rudbeckia goldstrum flowered for ages last year also
Yes Perki, forgot about that one, erysimum bowles mauve is just going from strength to strength here.
Geums and some of the geraniums go on and on here
Wallflower Bowles Mauve for me too. Around 10 months flowering but sadly then they died! Lasted only 2 years. Must've exhausted itself.
Our Nepeta seems to flower for months on end once it starts.
Whats your secret with agastache Verdun? Was disappointed with mine last year. I'm Surrey and chalk/flint...
I think "cornwall" is his secret
lost all my agastache in Surrey this year
Hi Chicky!
Me too! I pulled 2 out and set them up in recovery pots over the winter as they were on their last legs, I've only just replanted them back, slightly recovered! Fingers crossed ...
The trick seems to be to take cuttings, lke you would with penstemon .....but I forgot
