Where Do Primulas Grow
Primula Vulgaris, the Common Primrose, Is a Species of Flowering Plant in the Family Primulaceae, Native to Western and Southern Europe, Northwest Africa, and...
Primula vulgaris, the common primrose, is a species of flowering plant in the family Primulaceae, native to western and southern Europe, northwest Africa, and parts of southwest Asia.
Where do primulas grow best?
Most primroses and primulas do best in partial shade, with moisture-retentive soil. Some are more suited to growing in bog gardens and other varieties will tolerate slightly drier conditions, as long as there’s plenty of humus incorporated into the soil when planting. Most don’t grow well in harsh, direct sunlight.
Where do primroses grow UK?
Where to plant primroses. Choose a location with full sun or only partial shade – primroses cope well with being transplanted, so you can move them when conditions change season to season. Dig in plenty of compost and leaf mould. The soil acidity should ideally be 6.5 pH, though this is not vital.
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