9 X plant Woodland collection

Product no.: 571

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9 X plant Woodland collection
£19.99
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Many primulas are tolerant of very wet heavy sticky soils - This selection will grow well in wet or damp woodland.

Key features of this collection:

  • 9 X Primulas suitable for damp woodland
  • Flowering season spring and early summer
  • Heights range 40 to 60 cm, colours are pastel and soft to the eye
  • Ideal starter plants if you have not Grown primulas before
  • Plants supplied are of flowering size, will flower next season

Here we offer 9 X plants of Primula. Hardy ornamental garden plants suitable for damp woodland or a shaded part of your garden. The ideal woodland conditions include, a cool moist root run, lack of competition from surface rooting trees and a deep rotted leaf or organic layer into which the primulas can extend their root systems. Dappled light is ideal but many will thrive where they can receive shafts of light coming through the tree canopy. Soil conditions must never become dry. Plants chosen are those that are available at the time. This means that those supplied may vary from the illustration. Plants are supplied with reduced compost and depending on time of year may be bare-root or root-balled, without pots. Included in the collection are candelabras, bell flowered Primulas and scented types. Each plant will come labelled with its name and the range of colours will ensure each one is different. A stunning collection! The colours will be similar to those illustrated in the item image. The selection here range in height from 40 cm (18") to 60 cm (2ft). All of them prefer a cool position and dappled light.Plants supplied are of mature flowering size.

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