By Tonyreydon
United Kingdom 
I planted 2 of each, in April 2012, salvias,dwarf buddlieas,and crocosmias, in well enriched soil in a bed with no overhanging trees. Stems and leaves I have in plenty, but no flowers have developed this year. Reading other letterpress, it's obviously too much nitrogen and not enough potassium. My question is what can I do now and later in year?
Oh, there's also a large old camellia at the end of the bed with the same problem. How green is my outlook!
Tonywildoaks@gmail?com
2 Aug, 2014
Answers
Hi Tony welcome to goy. I would advise you to remove your email address before it becomes the target of unsavoury emails. Members can use the 'send a personal message' (it is on the members Profile page) if they want to which is a safe means of communication between members offered by the website. Anyone answering your question will answer it in the box below the question as I am doing. If you want to question the advice or ask a subsidiary question on the subject or just want to say thank you, you too can use the boxes below other answers. It is an easy system once you get used to it. I see you have been given advice above on your problem.
2 Aug, 2014
Suggest you remove your Email address from this posting to avoid unwanted contacts.
I would give the plants a feed with Tomato fertiliser in very early Spring.
2 Aug, 2014