Striving through the snow cover in early spring,the flowers of primroses announce the imminent return of warm sunny days. The possibility to admire these amazing plants in nature is not always available, but every grower can grow them on his own plot. The first to reach for the sun begin bulbous flowers - hyacinths, snowdrops, crocuses and daffodils. They perfectly fit into the design of a garden of any size and please their owners every spring. Also for the cultivation on the site perfectly suited rhizome plants, primroses - Medinitsa and hellebore.These flowers are very unpretentious and practically do not require special care. The only exception are primroses, each variety of which is grown under certain conditions.
To successfully grow the flowers of primroses, inFirst of all, you need to choose the correct landing site. These plants like penumbra and moist soil, in dry areas, illuminated by direct sunlight, they tend to suffer from diseases. The best solution will be alpine hills, mixborders, flower beds or natural compositions placed under the trees. Primroses should be placed next to perennials and onions, which bloom in the summer. This will allow the garden to be painted with bright colors at a time when most plants are just beginning to emerge from the ground, hide fading primrose leaves in lush summer greens, and provide additional shade. For this reason, these flowers will best feel in the background of the mixborder or in its middle. Also primroses will be a wonderful ornament of a natural lawn. It should be remembered that mowing grass can only be after the completion of the annual cycle of bulbous plants and the complete withering away of their leaves. If there is a pond on the garden plot, you can plant hygrophilous flowers next to it.
In addition, the flowers of the primroses are placed in thedepending on the specific features. So, hellebothers perfectly look in the central compositions because their large textured leaves do not lose their appearance all year round. Thus, these flowers can play the role of a background for summer plants. The frosters are not afraid of the sun, but they need wet soil. Crocuses, daffodils, hyacinths and primroses will settle down in shady corners under the cover of bushes and trees. With their help, you can decorate areas under old deciduous trees, where neither sunlight nor rainwater comes. The necessary amount of moisture plants receive in spring and autumn, and in the dry summer there is a period of rest.
Bulbcodiums prefer sunny areas,although they can grow in the penumbra. They are ideal for mixborders and are perfectly adjacent to the woods and crocuses. Near the pond, the white-flowered plant will perfectly take root. Also on wet areas it is possible to plant a lysychiton, this elegant plant will certainly adorn the garden, but it has an unpleasant smell. Primroses are often used to compose compositions of heath gardens, since they perfectly match the lushly blooming Ericks in spring. For the rock garden suitable miniature flowers, such as a snowdrop, Kandyk, hiondoksa and crocus.
Primroses in the garden will not bring much trouble.Care for them is to remove fading and withered leaves, timely separation of bulb bulbs, periodic podsypanii humus and compost. Additional mineral fertilizing will increase the flowering. When all leaves of the plant are dead, the landing site is filled with compost. Thanks to this, the primrose flowers will receive the necessary nutrients and will winter under fertile soil. It is worth noting that these plants can be grown in vases and containers, which allow them to decorate the terrace, gazebo, as well as home interior.
