Tried and Tested Perennials Masterclass with Tanya Visser

Perennials are the back bone to any garden. With a variety of textures and foliage, these stalwarts carry a garden. In this masterclass, we look at combinations, care and plants for different climates.
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[@tessasinclair6315]

List of flowers discussed. Please excuse mis-spelling:-
1. Fuschia - dappled/semi-shade
2. Begonia - ditto, remove most of foliage when dividing for transplanting. Add plant food.
3. Salvia decantha - hottest and dry parts of garden, normally most grey-leaved plants
4. Amyrillas - harlequin
5. Agapanthus Zambezi - True indigenous. Tanya's favourite, favourite (for its foliage) - divide in Aug
6. Felicia - natural wild, ideal for extreme conditions (in its own habitat). Always dead head.
7. Common daisy - keeps on giving blooms - remove dead stems
8. Dianthus
9. Butterfly plant (Mangoras)
10. Salvia Red Roman - good polinator
11. Lamb's Ears - remove flower spikes if growing for foliage only, otherwise goes scraggly. Another grey-leaved favourite
12. Inca lillies
13. Inchaca lilies - *pull out mangy stems, don't prune

[@olgacarvalho4811]

Many thanks for all the info. Very appreciated

[@melissagrace8379]

Love your channel! 🌱🌼

[@maggiegovender6352]

Please can u tell me if Cannas can grow in shade in DURBAN THANK U. CNBA LILKYS DOUBLES I AM IN LOVE THEM❤️

[@marinavan5055]

Love from Morrinsville, New Zealand 😘

[@funarty01]

Love your show. I'm from Nth Queensland, Australia :D

[@janineoneillwilliams9002]

Evening from Zimbabwe

[@lynnegunn3478]

Wonderful programme, knowledge and enthusiasm

[@MorolongWaMorakile]

❤️ and lots humour. 😂😂

[@TheMadsros]

Could you maybe post a list of all the names of the plants mentioned?

[@tessasinclair6315]

See my post for a list. Pls excuse misspelling of names. List also not all inclusive.

[@growtoeat4173]

Haha i also always far up not down, gravity not my friend.

[@jenniferramdeo1019]

Hi tanya . Love watching u all the time. I'm from umzinto, scottburgh. Now residing in Phoenix, Durban. Soo I hve a number of amyrillis plants what should I start doing in order to get them to flower

[@TanyaVisserTheGardener]

Hi Jennifer, they should naturally begin flowering if they receive enough water. Are they in pots? Maybe they need to be fed with an organic fertiliser