[arugula]

biggest one has clear signs of little nubby shoots at ground level and the suspicion of one or two around the others so I'm mightily cheered up

Good news indeed -if Argyllie had them overwinter, up there, then I would expect them to in Somerset  

Yup! Even undefended, as it was unintentional.

I have had them overwinter here, more by accident than design.

[sion01]

I'd ment to ask the same question about my tarragon which looks dead.I might leave it a few months and see what happens then

[starry]

Thanks to the advice on this thread I didn't pull my french tarragon up when it looked dead in the Autumn now its sending up new growth hurrah 

[tosca100]

Mine too. Lovely.

[savbo]

good job too... we'll need it apparently

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17270310

[starry]

good job too... we'll need it apparently

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-17270310

a ha I wondered why it had disappeared off the shelf in sainsburys very disappointed as I usually put some in me chicken when I roast it