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It is a a more delicate, simpler version of the blousy cousins in the Primula family. The simple cowslip, Primula veris image bottom left, looks lovely in a natural setting and will colonise a bank forming clumps. Sometimes the leaves on Primula can get a bit discoloured, brown at the edges and removing these will do no harm, (provided it is only a few not too many as the plant needs leaves for photosynthesis,) and also dead heading will help to keep the plant flowering. Primula are tough plants and will do well in most spots as long as it is not too dry or baking hot sun. Primula is a woodland plant, enjoying a position in semi-shade, and benefit from a mulch of organic matter or leaf mould. Candelabra varieties will grow in even wetter conditions including a bog garden If you have a wet area of semi-shade, Primulas are just ideal. Primulas are best planted in dappled shade in soil which is damp and not prone to drying out. Primulas are bright and cheerful and just ideal for a spring border. Primula like to grow in moist soil, and many varieties including Candelabra are popular to grow by streams, in bog gardens and are also tolerant of semi shade. Shrub and Plant Identification & Gardening enquiriesĬontact the Sunday Gardener Commercial Enquiries Hardening off tomatoes for growing outsideĬommon problems and diseases when growing tomatoesĬontact the Sunday Gardener for gardening information and adviceĬontact The Sunday Gardener Newsletter sign up Which types of Tomatoes are easiest to grow ? Cordon or bush varieties? Recipes and ideas what to do with a glut of tomatoes What to do about Powdery Mildew on Cucumbers, Squashes and Courgettes Lawn care simple tips for a good looking lawn

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