Camelot series are biennials or short lived perennials. Expect two years maximum flowering life. If yours is only a small plant, it should flower next year. If you dead head it, it may also flower the following year but the quality of flowering spikes deteriorates each further year.
I bought ours labelled as a perennial, and Camelot Rose too. They have been biennals for us. Rose had much better germination and survival rates than Cream, perhaps it is closer to the original species plant.
KOG yes it does say perennial on mine, that's why I bought it ... but it seems to mean it will flower in the first and second season and then die ... so you get an additional flower season, Mmmmm wouldn't class that as perennial myself.
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The older you get, the more you realise that it is OK to live a life others don't understand.
The older you get, the more you realise that it is OK to live a life others don't understand.