Bee's Primula | Primula beesiana

Bee's Primula | Primula beesianaRosettes of light green crinkly leaves with long upright stems clustered with yellow eyed purple flowers Ideal for partly shaded pondside and woodland gardens, borders and beds best grown in groups and allowed to self seed Flowers from April to June A fully hardy perennial to attract pollinators to your pond and garden RHS Award of Garden Merit winner Suitable for growing in pots

so that new shoots will grow the following spring

leaves have a beautiful medium green colour

The plants are compact

Imperialis can thrive in poorly-drained wet soils and is chosen for land reclamation due to its ability to balance nitrogenous content

perfect for creating impact in the border or vase

Salvia Plants Great value plants due to their non-stop flowering and trouble-free growing

It requires little if no maintenance

It is important to have a male holly near the female Holly to produce berries

Like all ornamental cherries

like Easter or a wedding

along the edges of flower beds

red fruits