Bring a fresh, elegant touch to your garden with these beautiful Primrose Queen White plants. Known for their pristine white blooms and compact, clump-forming habit, these hardy perennials are among the first to flower each year, providing a welcome burst of colour when the garden needs it most. Primrose Queen White produces an abundance of clean, pure white flowers with a soft yellow eye, sitting neatly above rosettes of textured mid-green foliage.Ideal for borders, beds, containers, woodland gardens, and under-planting beneath shrubs and trees, these versatile plants thrive in partially shaded spots and are perfectly suited to the British climate. As reliable, low-maintenance perennials, they will return year after year, gradually forming attractive clumps that can be divided to spread throughout the garden.This set includes 3 or 6 garden-ready plants, each supplied in a 1Ltr pot, well-established and ready to plant out directly into beds, borders or containers.What's Included: 3 or 6 x Primrose Queen White plants Each supplied in a 1Ltr pot Garden ready – plant straight outdoors Cultural Information: Botanical Name: Primula acaulis 'Queen White' Common Names: Primrose, Queen White Primrose Classification: Hardy Herbaceous Perennial Fully Grown Height and Spread: 15–20 cm × 20–25 cm Growth Habit: Low-Growing, Clump-Forming Perennial Perfect For: Borders, Beds, Containers, Woodland Gardens, Under-planting Flowering Time: Late Winter to Spring (February to May) Planting Position: Partial Shade to Full Sun Soil: Moist but Well-Drained, Humus-Rich Soil Attracts: Bees, Butterflies and Early Pollinators Type: Fully Hardy Herbaceous Perennial Foliage: Mid-Green, Textured Rosette Leaves Flower Colour: Pure White with a Soft Yellow Eye Planting Tips: Plant in a sheltered position with dappled or partial shade for best results. Enrich the planting area with organic matter such as compost or leaf mould to retain moisture. Water regularly during dry spells, especially in the first growing season. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage further flowering. Divide established clumps every two to three years after flowering to maintain vigour and increase your stock. Notes: This variety features elegant white blooms, offering a classic and timeless look in any garden setting.
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