Primula vialii
Re: Primula Vialiia
ELAINE HUTSON
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P.vialii is not lived even in the best situations, if you have a damp shade prospect putting in P. Japonica or any of the other candelabra types will do better.
Posted: Friday 27th of January 2012 07:27 PM
Re: Primula Vialiia
Shoot User
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Many thanks to you both for the advise I look forward to the results.
Regards Rob Jones
Regards Rob Jones
Posted: Thursday 26th of January 2012 10:45 AM
Re: Primula Vialiia
Shoot User
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They are not as easy as the more common primrose and like acidic boggy soils, so if your garden is not acidic or boggy, then you may have planted in vain.. do wait until the spring to be super sure, as like David says, they come up in the next month or so depending on mildness of the weather etc.
Posted: Wednesday 25th of January 2012 11:04 PM
Re: Primula Vialiia
David Gardner
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There's nothing to worry about,Primula viallii dies down completely in winter and won't reappear for a while yet,it belongs to the summer flowering Primulas which behave differently to the spring flowering types
Posted: Wednesday 25th of January 2012 08:51 PM
Primula Vialiia
Shoot User
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Good afternoon
Last June I planted in various positions of my garden about 60 plug plants of Primula Vialiia.
They all gradually died off and I expected that they should be showing signs of recovery by now but alas no.
Is this normal or have they gone forever?
Last June I planted in various positions of my garden about 60 plug plants of Primula Vialiia.
They all gradually died off and I expected that they should be showing signs of recovery by now but alas no.
Is this normal or have they gone forever?
Posted: Wednesday 25th of January 2012 01:36 PM Last reply: Wednesday 22nd of January 2025 03:04 PM
Re: Re: primula vialli
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Thank you Kathy, will do x
Posted: Tuesday 28th of June 2011 07:40 PM
Re: primula vialli
Kathy N
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Hi, Christina,
SInce it has already flowered, you can move it now. Just make sure it gets some extra water over the next couple of weeks if the weather is dry.
Kathy C
SInce it has already flowered, you can move it now. Just make sure it gets some extra water over the next couple of weeks if the weather is dry.
Kathy C
Posted: Monday 27th of June 2011 08:43 PM
primula vialli
Shoot User
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one of these has flowered & is almost totally shadowed by a spurge, have dead headed & wonder if it would be ok to move to a more spacious position now?
Posted: Sunday 26th of June 2011 07:02 PM Last reply: Wednesday 28th of August 2024 03:21 AM
Re: Re: Care of primula vialii
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Thank you Katy. I appreciate your help.
Posted: Tuesday 10th of August 2010 06:37 PM
Re: Care of primula vialii
Shoot User
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Hi Collette,
Yes you should deadhead this plant to encourage more flowering. Remove spent flower stalks to just above the leaves.
Don't forget to add it to your 'plants I have' list to receive regular care instructions: [LINK]https://https://www.shootgardening.com/plant/primula-vialii?referrer=%2Fplant%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dprimula+vialii[/LINK].
Regards
Katy
Yes you should deadhead this plant to encourage more flowering. Remove spent flower stalks to just above the leaves.
Don't forget to add it to your 'plants I have' list to receive regular care instructions: [LINK]https://https://www.shootgardening.com/plant/primula-vialii?referrer=%2Fplant%2Fsearch%3Fq%3Dprimula+vialii[/LINK].
Regards
Katy
Posted: Tuesday 10th of August 2010 11:06 AM
Care of primula vialii
Shoot User
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should i dead head this flower and if yes how far back should i cut it, thank you.
Posted: Saturday 7th of August 2010 10:47 AM Last reply: Saturday 12th of April 2025 11:00 AM