I don't know what it would look like normally, that's the trouble, and here in London, Jack Frost is still bushy, growing and very healthy looking, so regional temperature differences can have an impact. Is there a guarantee that lasts longer than six months? If there is, plant it and see if it grows in the spring - if there's no guarantee, I'd send it back and go out and buy one at the garden centre in spring when they're in flower - that's when they'll have it.

Hi bornagain, i think youv'e been "had" with your 2 brunneras, i live in the northeast of England and my jackfrost stay evergreen all year round, I think you should ask for a refund and hold onto your plants and see what happens in spring. i will send you a couple of jackfrost in spring as i split mine then, i did this last year and sent 4 members from gardening sites plants which had 100% Sucess, Sandbaz from GOY recieved one and its grew away Brilliantly :) ... Dee..

That's very kind of you, thanks:-) They have offered to send a check and apologised:-)

Good Bornagain.. Remind me in spring..

If these don't survive I'll be knocking at your door Ydd, thanks again for your kind offer:-)