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Polyanthus 'Spring Fever'
Bought 20 Polyanthus 'Spring Fever' in late September 2026 from Gardening direct and got planted out in the front garden on the 3rd October.
The above photo shows where planted the Polyanthus 'Spring Fever' in the garden.
Plant description: Polyanthus ‘Spring Fever’ is a cheerful and vibrant early-flowering perennial that brings a welcome burst of colour to gardens as winter fades into spring. Producing clusters of large, brightly coloured blooms in shades of yellow, pink, red, purple, and orange, each flower is beautifully displayed above a neat rosette of rich green foliage.
Perfect for borders, containers, window boxes, and spring bedding displays, ‘Spring Fever’ offers excellent garden performance with a long flowering season and reliable weather tolerance. Its compact habit makes it ideal for adding impactful colour to smaller spaces, while its nectar-rich flowers can help attract early pollinators to the garden.
Easy to grow and low maintenance, Polyanthus ‘Spring Fever’ thrives in moist, well-drained soil in sun or partial shade. Whether planted in drifts for a dazzling spring display or mixed with other seasonal favourites, it provides outstanding colour and charm when it is needed most.
Height: 20-25cm (8-10in)
Spread: 20-25cm (8-10in)
Position: Sun or partial shade
Perfect for borders, containers, window boxes, and spring bedding displays, ‘Spring Fever’ offers excellent garden performance with a long flowering season and reliable weather tolerance. Its compact habit makes it ideal for adding impactful colour to smaller spaces, while its nectar-rich flowers can help attract early pollinators to the garden.
Easy to grow and low maintenance, Polyanthus ‘Spring Fever’ thrives in moist, well-drained soil in sun or partial shade. Whether planted in drifts for a dazzling spring display or mixed with other seasonal favourites, it provides outstanding colour and charm when it is needed most.
Height: 20-25cm (8-10in)
Spread: 20-25cm (8-10in)
Position: Sun or partial shade
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