Index of Tender Perennials

Mixed Tender Perennials

The following selection of tender plants can easily be damaged by frost and low temperatures, so should only be grown outside once all danger of frost has passed in your area. They can either be replaced each spring or the more choice forms can be protected over winter in a frost-free greenhouse or conservatory.

abutilon red flowers

Abutilon
Indian mallow
aeonium

Aeonium
Tree houseleek
agave

Agave
Century plant
Arctotis flowers

Arctotis
African Daisy
Argyranthemum frutescens

Argyranthemum
Marguerite Daisy

Bacopa pink flowers

Bacopa
 

ballota

Ballota
False dittany
begonia red leaves

Begonia
 
bidens flowers

Bidens
Beggarticks
bougainvillea flowers

Bougainvillea
Paper flower
canna red flowers

Canna
Indian Shot
dahlia flower

Dahlia
 
fuchsia flowers

Fuchsia
 

Gardenia
Cape jasmine

Jacaranda
Green ebony tree

Mandevilla
 

Oleander

Oleander
Rose bay
Osteospermum Flower

Osteospermum
Cape Daisy
Tender Geranium Flower

Pelargonium
Tender Geranium
Protea

Protea
Cape artichoke
annual salvia

Annual Salvia
AnnualSage
coleus red flame

Solenostemon
Flame Nettle
Gloxinia flowers

Sinningia
Gloxinia
verbena flowers

Verbena