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Hi there, bit of a tall order this one I think! I watched a Gardeners World program where he showed us his display of pale yellow wallflowers mixed with white tulips, I would like to grow the same, any ideas on name of wallflowers! Here's hoping

We have wild evening primrose growing at the back of our garden, although it is really pretty when in bloom it is quite unsightly when it's not and has difficult to get rid of tough stalks. Any suggestions what I can do to either cultivate it or get

Carol Klein offers advice on getting the best results from moisture-loving plants cowslip and fritillary.springMore advice on growing primulasTreating primula leaf spotHow to rejuvenate primrosesBrowse primula varieties

day of flowering.   The genes for those colours must be in the somewhere. I've just had a palish pink appeared, looks primrose in shape rather than cowslip but both are growing nearby and both could be involved. That looks a nice one though This is a

by growing primroses and rosemary for early spring flowers, as well as sow seeds of annual native blooms to provide them with nectar in the summer. Lovely blog Jekka, thanks I am looking for a primrose called Emilywe did see one in Peter Barretts but have

Hey all, just a quick question regarding some wallflower and primrose plugs I've just received. For best value I always like to get the little 1cm plugs of plants from T&M website, and grow them on, and have always been pleased with the results

can anyone tell me what this is as ive seen it in the wild it has very prickley branches and grows on some wasteland near to where i live also this 1 below   Viper's Bugloss, echium vulgare Evening primrose, oenothers biennis Whether they're weeds

Hi i have discovered some beautiful wild primroses growing in a stone wall in my garden. I would love to propagate these and plant more along the area. I'm reluctant to dig up and divide the plants as they are tucked within  the old stones. Can I

in the bowl. We planted tall drumstick primulas in white and lilac in the centre with lower-growing primroses around the outside.Once you're happy with the arrangement, top up the bowl with compost, firming it around the plants with your fingers

as they are gutsy little things,  I don't like throwing plant's away either so will move them to another spot in the garden just to see how they grow. Does anyone know how much direct sun they would need once moved? Tempted to move my primroses to a corner