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I definitely focused more on perennials... because I mostly looked at my back garden... and the trees and shrubs that have suffered there... we're probably due to a honeyfungus problem... and you didn't want me to mix that in with the weather... most of my trees and shrubs are fine in the front...

Maybe with all the heat Crepe Myrtles may find England more favourable for flowering. Can cope with heat and cold but I read need a lot of summer heat to flower well. Nice size and in Australia don’t suffer from the leaf burn in western sun that damages Japanese Maples.

You'll like these surveys because I split it by north west and south east, so you can see the crossover with drought tolerant and wet tolerant. I'm finding on our wet clay/silt more drought tolerant plants breeze through winter no problem.