Bog garden

Bog Gardens

The creation of a bog garden, large or small, is a classic and useful way of growing many primulas. The conditions remain wet at all times and this means that a more open and sunny site can be used to provide perfect conditions for many primulas that prefer not be be in deep shade. The illustration here shows several Primula alpicola varieties which do really well in wet sunny conditions. Here is a link to the RHS web site which gives great advice on how to make a bog garden.

How to make a bog garden

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Primula alpicola var Luna Product no.: 0195 £3.50 * In stock	Primula florindae Product no.: 4 £3.50 * In stock	Primula wilsonii var anisodora Product no.: 1 £3.50 * In stock (1)	Bog garden collection # 1 - mostly consists of candelabra primulas Product no.: 229 £24.99 * In stock
Primula secundiflora Product no.: 19 £3.50 * In stock	Primula grandis Product no.: 0562 £4.50 *	Four scented primulas Product no.: 0532 £11.99 * In stock	8 X plant Scented collection, Primula florindae Product no.: 4[1] £24.99 * Still in stock
Primula florindae Kingdon Ward Product no.: 20 £4.00 *	Primula sikkimensis Product no.: 172 £3.50 *	Primula alpicola var violacea Product no.: 23 £3.50 *	Primula alpicola var alba Product no.: 22 £3.50 * Current daily price
Drumstick primula collection spring display Product no.: 620 £24.95 * Still in stock	6 X plants for Bog garden collection # 1 - mostly consists of candelabra primulas Product no.: 229[1] £16.99 * In stock

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