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information: The Primrose family contains
well over 100 varieties of plants that are used as indoor
flowering house plant and outdoor garden plants.
When selecting a Primrose look for a plant that in not fully
flowering. A Primrose plant with a few open flowers and several
tight buds is a better buy over a plant that is fully flowering.
Place your indoor Primrose in a well lit area that
is not excessively warm. Usually your plant will be potted in a
small container... so check it for water two or three times per
week. When your plant blooms out it may be planted outdoors
providing we haven't reached freezing temperatures.
Primrose plants are readily available in the early spring
and fall at your local Garden Center. They will have plants in
individual pots as well as plastic packs.
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