Re: Primulas

Gene
Thanks for your response, I'm very impressed that you managed to decipher my 
garbled question relating to the lady(and her mother!) one could grow  
p.veris and one could grow p. vulgaris but not vice-versa. So it does seem 
that its growing conditions (as I know that some plant secrete chemicals from 
their roots) that is the problem, and Valerie has also confirmed that she has 
managed to combine them. So thanks again.
Colin Moat
Kent England Where it just seems to get wetter

<< I went back and did a re-read of Primroses & Polyanthus by Ward. Primrose
 (vulgaris) " is a plant of the open deciduous woodland on a range of soils 
from
 heavy to slightly acid to limy. >>

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