Primula Part 2
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by phoenix on April 16, 2005 11:22 PM
nice lookin' plants bill mine look terrible,like they are in a state of slow decay. i cant qiute figure it out i have 2 in a large wooden box (about 2'x 2') good soil and drainage but the leafs are all yellow and brown an no flowers any more. bought a new one the other day plan to put it right in the ground too see what happens. wish me luck
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"If you want to talk bollocks and discuss the meaning of life,you're better off downing a bottle of whiskey.That way you're drunk by the time you start to take yourself seriously"
by tkhooper on April 17, 2005 04:28 AM
I don't have enough shade for those. But I sure wish I did. They are ... i'm running out of superlatives for you Bill. You have me speechless.
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by Bill on April 18, 2005 01:06 AM
quote:Did the soil in the planter box freeze hard? Your Primula may still come back to life... (I've got a few "ugly" ones too, but I never show the pictures of them!)
but the leafs are all yellow and brown an no flowers any more.
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by phoenix on April 18, 2005 05:31 PM
HEY BILL
I THINK IT MAY HAVE FROZEN HARD
I HAD LAYER UPON LAYER OF LEAVES AND HAY AND ANYTHING I COULD FIND TO HELP KEEP IT INSULATED THRU THE WINTER(why i didn't bring it in the house for the winter i don't know )
the leafs are like...brittle almost
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http://photobucket.com/albums/y203/lilpuppolo/
"If you want to talk bollocks and discuss the meaning of life,you're better off downing a bottle of whiskey.That way you're drunk by the time you start to take yourself seriously"
I THINK IT MAY HAVE FROZEN HARD
I HAD LAYER UPON LAYER OF LEAVES AND HAY AND ANYTHING I COULD FIND TO HELP KEEP IT INSULATED THRU THE WINTER(why i didn't bring it in the house for the winter i don't know )
the leafs are like...brittle almost
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http://photobucket.com/albums/y203/lilpuppolo/
"If you want to talk bollocks and discuss the meaning of life,you're better off downing a bottle of whiskey.That way you're drunk by the time you start to take yourself seriously"
by neko nomad on November 07, 2005 01:08 PM
Lifting and dividing primulas P.Elatior
Around mid-June I decided to set out some primulas to fill in a couple of spaces along my border's path.
The one I selected to divide is a yellow one like the one here:
...And it's about three or four years old:
At the end of July, the divisions looked okay.
they're now mulched and should winter over nicely:
I managed to set out about a dozen plants, and figure they'll bloom year after next.
Around mid-June I decided to set out some primulas to fill in a couple of spaces along my border's path.
The one I selected to divide is a yellow one like the one here:
...And it's about three or four years old:
At the end of July, the divisions looked okay.
they're now mulched and should winter over nicely:
I managed to set out about a dozen plants, and figure they'll bloom year after next.
by Squrrel on May 16, 2006 05:29 AM
I have a primulas that I planted about 4 years ago. My husband picked it out so I really wanted it to succeed. It bloomed the first 2 years, but nothing since. It`s in the shade, but I wondering if it is too deep of a shady area? Help! Sue
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