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    small perennials arrived - plant out or keep in greenhouse for winter?

    hi,

    i've just bought some perennials - primula vialli (in small plugs) and various phlox (in small pots) - and would like to know if I should plant these out now or keep them in the greenhouse until spring next year?

    I have searched around and not found any helpful advice - the plants themselves come with a nice leaflet but don't actually tell you what to do with them now!

    kind regards,

    Nick
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    I've grown primula vialli before and have found it quite tender (no longer have any in the garden as all 5 have died over the last few years!), I'd suggest greenhouse!

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    • #3
      thanks Vicky

      i have constructing the greenhouse to look forward to this saturday (and sunday probably!)...

      kind regards,

      nick

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      • #4
        Primula Vialli is supposed to be fully hardy, so plant it out while the soil is still warmish.

        Phlox is also hardy.

        (use Google: I got loads of info on these plants)
        All gardeners know better than other gardeners." -- Chinese Proverb.

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