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Wednesday, April 8
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Everything loves primroses!
ReplyDeleteEspecial;=ly at this tome of year, Jessica
DeleteThey look lovely x
ReplyDeleteI think they are my flower of the moment, Jo
DeleteDo you plant them every year through the weed suppressing membrane? I am starting to implement that here but am wondering how to go about plants that die back. I guess they push their way back up through the same holes each year?
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I love your display! Primroses are such delicate flowers and for me they mean Spring is here at last.
In this instance the weed control was sort if wrapped around them as they were already planted here, I just leave them be now, Deb. When we sort out the plot perennial bed I'll just plant through a hole and leave them - potato tubers planted this way find a way through the holes,
DeleteThank you Sue. That is really useful as I am battling a massive infestation of couch grass!
DeleteLovely. One of my favourite spring flowers.
ReplyDeleteMe too, Jo
DeleteThose primroses looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI love them en masse like this Daphne,
DeleteYes yours are the real deal alright, unlike my lot:-(. Putting the disapointment behind me now. The primula is still very pretty and has a faint scent to it which is nice
ReplyDeleteWill you try to buy some more Cpt. If mine set seed I could send you some.
DeleteGorgeous. I especially like that polleny beetle.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing at how often there is some sort of mini beast on photos of flowers CJ.
DeletePrimrose? I only have taken the pills but never know how they look like! So lovely flowers!
ReplyDeleteThese are not the evening primroses that are use in tablets, Malar. That's a different plant altogether,
DeleteSimply beautiful. They seed themselves generously around our lawn and I am thankful for every last one of them.
ReplyDeleteI rescued some that had seeded in the path, Sarah, All those came from about half a dozen plants originally
DeleteBeautiful!!! Now WHAT does that beetle think it's doing????xxx
ReplyDeleteI think that it may be w pollen beetle, Dina.
DeleteJust gorgeous - I agree, en masse they make quite the impression.
ReplyDeleteThey do Margaret and also scattered in grass too.
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