Phygelius is only on the edge of being hardy here. I have to grow it by the stream, which being spring fed and warm all year keeps a little frost away. And sometimes you get a late flower or two after the main show and just for a while before the frosts. Worth having? For the few late flowers alone; yes.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Interesting flowers you have there.
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Its a sub-shrub, hard to find, but has good foliage and gets to four feet with me after five years or so, likes a moist soil.
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