Trachys also make a move...

That's doing very well !!

My daughter in Somerset has one and I'm surprised at how hardy it has been. It has flowered the last two years as well.

I lost two during the 'deep-freeze', Sg. But they were only planted last spring. Hopefully, they'll be happy in pots.

I know, J - and it's beautiful!! They do seem to love that south western air you have there...

I think that the 10 days of minus 20° (after a couple of weeks of 22°) was just too much for mine in their first year out.

Anyway, decided to move them - got plans for that part of the garden! ;)))

Potted...and on the sun-terrace now, J !!
And, what with the strapping lad's intervention...new garden by Sunday....! ;)))

You have been busy,Karen..I don't think one of those would survive here..oop North ! Lol.

Looking fab!

This is the good looking one, Pixi...the other two are in need of a wee bit TLC :)

They're supposed to be hardy to minus 15°, Bloomer. I didn't think that I would have a problem with them. But, I think you're right. I think that they prefer the west coast to the icy North Sea blasts...