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Primula Wilsonii seed
£2.50
Primula Wilsonii , hardy, evergreen, velvety red flowers. sow on the surface of multipurpose compost do not exclude light, seed will germinate at 15c.I leave mine in an unheated greenhouse.
Each packet contains 50 seed.
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Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - sun- semi shade
Soil - Moist well drained
Height - 50cms
Width - 30cms
Flowering - May - September
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