I noticed last week that my Primrose's were blooming again. Primroses in the Pacific Northwest are supposed to be annuals, but I have Primroses that volunteer to bloom every year without much encouragement from me. Here are a couple of them that are blooming in my front flower bed. Everything looks tired from the winter, so I am really enjoying the bright primary colors popping up. I planted my pots out front with the same colors, can spring be far behind?
I'll move these primroses to my flower bed when I plant my pots with my summer annuals. Maybe these will come up next spring!
I noticed last week that my Primrose's were blooming again. Primroses in the Pacific Northwest are supposed to be annuals, but I have Primroses that volunteer to bloom every year without much encouragement from me. Here are a couple of them that are blooming in my front flower bed. Everything looks tired from the winter, so I am really enjoying the bright primary colors popping up. I planted my pots out front with the same colors, can spring be far behind?
I'll move these primroses to my flower bed when I plant my pots with my summer annuals. Maybe these will come up next spring!
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