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Home >  plants  >  Primrose Planter

Primrose Planter

These sussex grown primroses will last for weeks on a cool windowsill. Keep the soil damp indoors but after flowering these tough native plants will do well in a shaded spot in the garden.
Primula Hertiage in rustic basket Primrose Gift planter Primrose Windowsil planter
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These sussex grown primroses will last for weeks on a cool windowsill. Keep the soil damp indoors but after flowering these tough native plants will do well in a shaded spot in the garden.
These pretty primrose plants have now been replaced with the primrose basket from the Spring Selection and are looking great for Spring 2010 deliveries
30cm x 16cm trough
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Total Price: £18.50 excluding delivery
Sorry we do not have this plant in stock at the moment, but please call on 0845 226 8026, or use the contact us link at the bottom of the page.

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Additional Information about this plant...
Common Primrose
Primula Vulgaris
Primula means literally "First of Spring"
Pale Creamy flowers.
Water twice a week and remove dead flowers for a lovely display that will last for weeks.
Primrose day is celebrated on the 19 April, when primrose flowers are placed on Benjamin Disraeli's statue in Westminster Abbey. They were his favourite flower, and Queen Victoria regularly sent him bunches of flowers from Windsor and Osborne House. After his death in 1881 Primrose Day was inaugurated and the custom has continued ever since.
Season: Feb to Apr
Primroses are woodland plants that flourish in the spring sunshire. Native to this country, the humble primrose has a number of traditional uses from primrose wine to crystallised cake decorations… recipes coming soon!
How to Look After our Plants
Looking after your Primulas and Primroses
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Primulas are woodland plants. They need some light, but you should avoid too much direct sunlight which will scorch the young leaves.
A north, west or east facing windowsill is ideal, not too close to the glass and away from any radiators.
Keep pinching out the flowers as they fade to encourage the young buds. When all the flowers are over why not plant out in the garden or a window box for next year?
If the leaves or flowers start to droop, water thoroughly immediately and they should recover.

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