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    Primrose, Cortusoides hort.
    FL606
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    (Primula spp.) A punchy Japanese primrose, with lilac-pink flowers atop long slender stems reaching 8-10 inches tall. This gorgeous variety hails from northern Japan and can be planted in full sun. This clumping perennial will fill out garden space beautifully; it looks stunning when planted en masse! The cold-hardy plants will germinate in cold and cool temperatures. Do not allow seeds to exceed 65 F as they will not sprout. 

    • Full Sun
    • Sprouts in 20-45 Days
    • Seed Depth: Surface Sow
    • Ideal Temperature: 65-70 F
    • Plant Spacing: 12-18"
    • Frost Hardy: Yes
    • Primula spp.

    Growing Tips: Perennial or biennial. Cold stratify 2-4 weeks, then sow indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost. Barely cover, as light aids germination. Transplant outdoors after last spring frost. Often self sows.
    Primrose, Wanda Mixed Colors
    FL607
    $4.00
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    (Primula spp.) Perennial in zones 4-8 or grow as an annual. Ring in early spring with a vibrant mix of colors! This short but sweet wildflower of the northern hemisphere is commonly found in the understory at the base of trees. We love to grow primrose en masse as a groundcover, in rock gardens, shade gardens and containers. Plants are super cold hardy and will be among the first to bloom in spring. The short and stout rosette-shaped plants reach just 4 inches tall and 8 inches across. If allowed to perennialize, they will spread by clumping roots, which can be divided in summer/fall. 
    • Full Sun
    • Sprouts in 20-45 Days
    • Seed Depth: Surface Sow
    • Ideal Temperature: 65-70 F
    • Plant Spacing: 12-18"
    • Frost Hardy: Yes
    • primula spp.

    Growing Tips: Perennial or biennial. Cold stratify 2-4 weeks, then sow indoors 4-6 weeks before the last frost. Barely cover, as light aids germination. Transplant outdoors after last spring frost. Often self sows.
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