Primrose Star Fever | Primula vulgaris

Primrose Star Fever | Primula vulgarisA primrose with a difference! Star Fever primroses produce neat and compact rosettes of deep green foliage with masses of large white flowers shaped like stars A semi evergreen perennial plant which is easy to grow and care for Flowers from February right through to May Hardy perennial plants ideal for lawn and path edging, showing off in pots or as ground cover under trees and shrubs An important source of nectar to attract early pollinators to your

which helps the plants to establish before the worst of the winter sets in

Humilis Persian Pearl (Pulchella) is a division 15

whilst also ensuring the plants leaves don't get wet

The bark of Chinese redbuds has been used in traditional medicine for its purported antiseptic properties

Matures early and produces plenty of fruits in both low and high temperatures

a lime tree is a beautiful and practical addition to any garden or outdoor space in the UK

commonly known as the Grape Velvet Calla Lily

They also make great gifts for plant enthusiasts or as an alternative to traditional bouquets

this plant exudes an air of mystery and allure

Use as a long-lasting cut flower or in a bouquet

It’s also a great plant for dry

box hedging plants