For Katarina and any one else who wants to see

All beautiful plants, Brian. That last one is stunning in its simplicity.

Thank you Brian for both plants and your useful advices.
Primula Sieboldii@I already planted it this morning into the soil, in a sheltered area, where there is half day shadow half day sun, so hope it will grow very well. I did not split it (as you recommended one in pot one in the ground) as roots seemed to me very fragile and I did not want to do any harm to it.
Fern@looks very cute :) What do you mean to plunge the roots in winter? You mean cover it? I usually do that to rhodies and hostas - with leaves from fruit trees. Or you mean something else?
Hosta@I like it very much, too. I have collection of Hostas, but did not know, there exist also little varieties like this. I originally wanted to plant it to the ground, but now when I read this blog and saw its photos, I think it would be better to grow it in pot.
Hoya Bella@its flowers reminded me buttons on my girl´s shirt I had hundred years ago, lol. I have nice memories. I know Hosta, but for some reason do not have any in the house now. I remember my grandmother had one, it grew for years in corridor and she called it Hosta the Family Happinness.
Thank you very much for all, Brian.

Plunging the pot usually means to set it down in sand or soil to keep the roots that bit warmer,rather than leaving it exposed to frost right around the pot.
B.

I see! Thank you, I did not know the term, but know this practice. Will do that. I am looking forward to see Hoya blooming. But as far as I know, it doesn´t bloom regularly but depends on light,

Katarina
flowers less in winter but at a guess it is in flower 7/8 months out of 12 in UK may different where you are.

wow! gorgeous blog:-)))))))))

lovely blog Brian and nice pics to :o))

Great blog. Very easy to understand instructions too.

Love the Hosta......my fern is reported and in the greenhouse for the winter....the Hoya is amazing.

Sorry ....my fern is repotted, but perhaps this has been reported! It is out during the day and I have started to put it in the greenhouse at night. It is growing well Brian and I will put photos up on the site in the spring when it is in the ground. :o)

They are pretty hardy OK, at -10 in the ground probably even lower ,tempetures here don't often go below that so not sure.
B

Bilbo they look like porclain.and easy to grow.

We are expecting ground frost tonight!