After our 1984 record-shattering -9 degrees F, we began a local search for oleanders that had survived our killer freeze…there weren’t many. One of the plants we ran across was Nerium ‘Mathilde Ferrier’. Although it was badly burned at -9 degrees F, it returned the following spring with great vigor. Atop the 8′ tall bushes are bouquets of double, light yellow flowers, that start for us in late June.
