Fortunately The Royal Horticultural Society are way ahead of me and published a survey of best plants for hot summers and wet winters in 2014.
The top five:
Himalayan birch 'Silver Shadow
Miscanthus sinensis 'Kleine Fontäne
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Good information Sue! Will check out the RHS link. Joyce R.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the email and tips. Always appreciated. - Margy
ReplyDeletevery timely. I already have a couple of them, Liane
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