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Bill
The Garden Helper

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Care and cultivation of Primulas and Primroses

Primula vialli
Hardy in USDA zones 7-9.

Primula sieboldii
Hardy in USDA zones 5-9.

Drumstick Primrose
Primula denticulata
Hardy in USDA zones 6-9.

These are a Cedar Hill flowers!

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From: Cedar Hill Washington | Registered: Aug 2002 | IP: Logged

Serra
Gardener

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Bill,

These don't look anything like my primrose. According to the nursery here in Lancaster County, PA, mine are English Primrose, hardy, perrenial, and there's only one flower color...red with yellow center. What can you tell me about annual vs perrenial? She showed me some annuals, and they had all of the familiar colors, but I am wanting to establish perrenials right now. Are yours annuals? Thanks!

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Serra
Lancaster County, PA

From: Lancaster County, PA | Registered: Apr 2006 | IP: Logged

afgreyparrot
Official Problem Child

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OK...I have to say it..... [Embarrassed]

I have looked at these pictures several times today...and every time I look at them I picture a big salad made with the leaves of the one in the top picture.

I'm must be hungry...
...because I could put some Ranch dressing on that one.

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dodge
Garden Pro!

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Thanks bill,
Now I know what my seeds will look like .
Prumulas.

Hope mine are hardy, they are 2 inches high and growing.

PS.....Happy birthday......Thanks for all the help on here, Hope your day was great.

Dodge

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