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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Two more Primroses
I got two more primrose plants, bringing up six different primrose plants in my collected. Well, no one can blame me for buying them. I am reading all these Indian and southern hemisphere (Australia, New Zealand and South Africa) blogs and getting depressed on seeing all the gardening they are doing now. I can't do anything except perhaps start some seedlings, but it might be still too early. Thus, I am satisfying my gardening needs by buying cheap primrose plants. Well, yes, something are growing in the green house, but that's not enough.
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You got some beautiful primroses here! I so can understand your need for spring color. Even here in Southern California I am longing for it and feel my garden looks too plain and brown. But spring will inevitably come, we just have to be patient!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I just became officially a follower of your nice blog :-)!
Christina
Your primroses are beautiful... Although I don't have a single flowering plant in my garden, I see a lot of these in my neighbor's garden. He has a whole corner alloted in his garden for these pretty flowers.
ReplyDeleteAww....Christina, thank you, thank you :-).
ReplyDeleteSri Ranjani, thank you :-). I am also thinking of dedicating a small portion of the front garden, where there is not much sun, to thees primroses. There are so many variety of colors of primroses - I think every permutation, combination of Vibgyor colors are converted into primroses.
ReplyDeleteWhenever we do our nursery rounds at this time of the year I always look forward to the primrose display, with their intense colour that does remind you of the promise of spring :)
ReplyDeleteMark and Gaz,
ReplyDeletePrimrose supposedly originated in the UK. So, you guys must be having lots and lots of varieties and histories associated with these flowers :-).