Primula Plants

With a variety of hues from the cheerful Primula 'Multi-Colour Mix' to Primula 'Husky Mix' elegance, our Primula selection promises to invigorate your outdoor spaces from late winter through early spring. Shop now to discover the beauty and resilience of Primula plants that will keep returning year after year. View all Bedding Plants.

Commonly Asked Questions

Do primulas come back every year?

Yes, Primula plants are perennials. This means they die back in the winter and reliably return each year to offer fresh spring displays and often flower into early summer.

What to do with primulas after flowering?

After flowering, do not deadhead the flowers to allow seed development. Be cautious when weeding to avoid uprooting new seedlings. Primulas can be propagated by dividing the plants after they have completed flowering.

How long do primulas flower for?

Primulas vary by species, but generally, they bloom from early spring to late summer. With different varieties in your garden, you can enjoy a floral display for up to six months.

How long do primroses last in pots?

Properly cared-for potted primroses can stay colourful for several months. You may plant them outdoors in dappled sunlight to encourage reblooming, or enjoy purchasing new potted primroses for fresh colour.

Should I deadhead primulas?

Yes, it is advisable to deadhead primulas regularly during their flowering period. This practice encourages the development of new flowers and ensures prolonged blooming.