Do Polyanthus Come Back Every Year?

Polyanthus is technically a perennial, although works best as an annual. Flowering through the cooler months from March to September, with domed clusters of brightly coloured blooms with scalloped petals. However, they are perennials and, if properly managed, will last many years. ...

What do I do with Polyanthus after flowering?

Various forms of primrose and polyanthus can be split and replanted as soon as they finish flowering. Set the new divisions in ground refreshed with bonemeal and compost. Each rosette of leaves can be prised away from the mother clump, with roots attached.

Does Polyanthus return every year?

The name Polyanthus describes hybrids of P. vulgaris (Primrose) and P. veris (Cowslip) and these plants are often treated as bedding and discarded each year. Fact is, they are perennial and will come back the following year especially if planted in favourable conditions.