With limited space what would you save over winter?

B3

I have no greenhouse, just a porch to overwinter plants.
I'm going to save the osteospermums with interesting colours. I saved my tarragon last year but have only used it once so that'll stay outside. Pelargoniums - no.
If you have limited space too, what will you save?

Skandi

tarragon (french) will often survive on it's own anyway, mine survived in the barn at -18 the water pipes a meter under the barn did not survive.

I keep a couple of plants in the house to save them, (lemon grass and a scented bush thingy) and dahlias get saved, nothing else.

However save what you like best or whatever is most expensive/takes most time to replace.

JoeX

I also have no greenhouse - if it can’t live in my garden year round, it won’t live

AuntyRach

I too only have a back porch for over-wintering. My Lemon Verbena and Bougainvillea have prime position and a precious Myrtle I have in pot gains a space too. If I have room, some pelargoniums and salvia will win a spot. 

raisingirl

Aloe Vera gets the first spot here.
I leave lemon verbena outside - not because I don't mind if it dies, just because it's in a sheltered spot and it has come through several hard winters well enough, so it doesn't need to be inside. The only time I brought it in was during 'The Beast' when it sat in the way and we went round it for a couple of weeks.
I do have a couple of pelargoniums that I keep on the kitchen windowsill over winter - a scented one, Lord Bute and one I inherited from Mum that flowers all winter so earns it's keep. 

Fairygirl

I don't grow much that needs over wintering. The things I really like that would need it - Cannas, pelargoniums or similar, would need to come in the house anyway, or it would mean heating a greenhouse, and there's no chance of that happening.  
I use mine for sheltering small plants/cuttings, or any seeds that would succumb to the wet weather, or potted tulips for the same reason, although I'd rather they were outside with shelter, as a greenhouse can be too warm for those if there's a bit of sun in late winter.