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Hello everyone Been out generally clearing the beds and spotted a couple of these.  .   Not the clearest pictures.   The leaves seem to be growing from some sort of crown which is above the soil level. Any ideas? Thanks Mine look the same, think

garden.     Firey-red flower...?     And is this any use or is it a weed?     Thanks in advance!  I'm kind of a newb at this and I appreciate your feedback!   The 2 purplish ones are primulas, the shrub MIGHT be an esacallonia, the fiery one might be a

to dig up &  very easy to propogate. It's my type of plant. Also what about the yellow primose? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primula_vulgaris They seem to grow everywhere, spread like mad & look lovely in spring, just let them get on with it Spring bulbs

Yes Monty i achived growing Primula bulleyana  from the unripened seeds   .last year on Gardners world he tryed and so did I without sucess but this year I kept the seeds in the coldframe for around 8 days and then transferred them to the cold

Hi  I have several wooden planters and lots of tubs and pots all sizes filled up with pansies, primroses and primulas and some foliage plants, my ? is Can i lift most and grow on in large pots in a corner of the garden for next year ? i need

I have a primula plant that is purple. I have noticed now off the same plant are white flowers not purple ones. My now passed away Mom once said to cut these off as it means the plant has gone to seed. I was not sure if this is correct. Hi Laurie

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

and fritillariesMore spring pot displaysCreate a pot display of daffodil, celandine and corydalisCombine daffodils, tulips and crocusGrow thrift, phlox and saxifrage in a potPlant up a pot of primroses and primula

Hi everyone, yesterday i caught a sneaky vine weevil upto no good on one of my pristine primulas. Immediatly, I went  out and bought some vine beetle KILLER, but when I got home and studied the remedies I already have in my greenhouse, I came across

some plants or trim them as they grow to give them enough room.More ideas for spring colourPlanting up a spring window box.Pruning spring-flowering plants.Creating a spring display of primulas.