Primroses on the site

The very first messengers of spring are gardenbulbous and perennial primroses - they before all begin to reach for the sun. These plants fit well into the design of the garden of any size and year after year please garden owners.



The most famous and suitable for growing in the garden - bulbous primroses, among them snowdrops, daffodils, hyacinths, crocuses, while the hellebore and medinitsa are representatives rhizome primrose. These plants are very unpretentious, practically do not require care and attention, the most important thing is to pick the right place in the garden for primroses.



The only exception is primroses - they are very diverse and in terms of flowering, and the conditions of cultivation, so for each species has its own requirements.



When do you need to plant primroses on your site? This is best done in the autumn. Although, in the spring you can buy already flowering hyacinths or crocuses and plant them in a permanent place in the garden, where they perfectly acclimatize and grow.



All primroses like moist soil and partial shade, in dry sunny places plants often suffer from diseases.



The best place for primroses - this is an alpine slide, a flower bed or a flower bed, under trees and bushes. Place primroses on mixborders and flower beds next to perennials, as well as onion blossoms that blossom in the summer.



Primroses will give the garden a bright spring paint inthe time when the remaining plants will only be shown from under the ground. But then the luxuriantly grown perennials and summer bulbs will close their leaves with yellowed withering leaves of primrose bulbs or provide such a necessary shadow for primroses and medinits. Therefore, plant primroses and spring bulbs are better not in the foreground of the mixborder, but in the middle or even behind. In an empty flower garden, they will be perfectly visible in early spring during flowering.



Frostmills Look beautiful all year round thanks to theirlarge figured leaves, so they can be safely planted in the most prominent places, where they will make a good background for plants blooming in the summer. They are not afraid of the sun, but they love the damp earth.



Primrose, early daffodils, crocuses, hyacinths can be planted in the shady corners of the garden, where in the spring - the sun, and in the summer they can hide in the shade.



And here snowdrops well will look on the lawn in front of the house - so you will be more comfortable to watch them.



In the rows of primroses, you can also see bright yellow bulbocodiums, vesennikov and caluzhnits. Bulbocode is similar to crocus, only flowers areit is larger. Leaves after flowering grow to a height of 25 cm. From each bulb, several flowers appear. Bulbokodium prefers sunny places, but can tolerate and with penumbra. Look great bulbocodes in groups, along with crocuses and woods.



At all, primroses - not particularly whimsical in nursing. So you do not have to apply specialefforts. It is necessary to remove yellowed and dried leaves, in time to separate the overgrown bulbs and occasionally pour humus or compost. They do not need additional mineral fertilizers, it is better after flowering, when the leaves will die, fill the primroses with compost - so the plants will receive fertilizing and the bulbs will be covered with fertile soil.



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