I will not buy again
On its own, can soon be over ridden with other plants
Rhona
Suffolk
This perennial dies back to below ground level each year in spring or summer, then fresh new growth appears again in autumn or winter.
On its own, can soon be over ridden with other plants
Rhona
Suffolk
I don't know if it was the weather last year but these didn't thrive. I've left them in and hopefully should do better this year. Off the ones that did flower, they were beautiful
Florence
Leicestershire
Small amount of growth, some flowers hope for better next year.
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mumachum
Hello, These are spring-flowering plants, and as we had such a warm start to the year, it may have already flowered before it was delivered to you. It may also need another year to settle in as they dislike root disturbance and often take a while to get over the shock. One other thing to keep in mind is the light levels. These plants are tolerant of some shade, however if it is too dark it will not flower. I would not be too concerned though, as given time and the right conditions, there is no reason why it won't flower.
helen
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