Primula Denticulata Deep Rose Hardy Perennial Plants, Spring Flowering, Outdoor Garden Ready, 1 Litre Root-Ball 25-40cm Leggy growth: Insufficient light

Name: Primula Denticulata Deep Rose Hardy Perennial Plants, Spring Flowering, Outdoor Garden Ready, 1 Litre Root-Ball 25-40cm Leggy growth: Insufficient light
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44341753507
Price: 20.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3006 (8 reviews)

Primula Denticulata Deep Rose Hardy Perennial Plants, Spring Flowering, Outdoor Garden Ready, 1 Litre Root-Ball 25-40cm Leggy growth: Insufficient light

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Primula Denticulata Deep Rose Hardy Perennial Plants, Spring Flowering, Outdoor Garden Ready, 1 Litre Root Ball 25 40cm Leggy growth: Insufficient light Leggy growth: Insufficient light Deciduous or Semi Evergreen Water regularly during dry spells Apply a mulch of well rotted compost or leaf mould around the base of the plants in autumn to protect roots and retain moisture

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