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Primroses 'Zebra Blue'
Even though zebras aren't blue, you'll understand primroses 'Zebra Blue''s name as soon as you see its jaw-dropping flowers. These flowers have bright blue and white petal outers that are a mixed stripe pattern just like a zebra's coat. The center of the flower by contrast is a bright yellow. These prized feature flowers are widely grown in ornamental gardens and are far more arresting than the single-colored flowers of the parent plant.
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Perennial
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Herb
Plant Type
5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Primroses 'Zebra Blue'

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5 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Water: Primroses 'Zebra Blue' needs ample water to thrive. Water every morning and more frequently in hot, dry conditions. In warm climates, water every other day to prevent wilting. For container plants, avoid overwatering to prevent root rot; water when the topsoil feels dry.
Fertilize: Using mulch with primroses 'Zebra Blue' often reduces the need for fertilizer. However, a light application of organic, water-soluble fertilizer can enhance flower color and extend blooming. If applied, use once monthly in spring and ensure abundant watering afterward.
Pruning: Primroses 'Zebra Blue' showcases beautiful blue and white striped flowers. Prune in early to late spring after the last frost to boost growth and blooming. Remove damaged foliage and spent flowers, using clean tools to prevent infection. Proper pruning keeps primroses 'Zebra Blue' healthy and visually appealing throughout the year.
Propagation: Primroses 'Zebra Blue' can be propagated from cuttings or seeds, ideally planted in autumn to early winter. Seeds should be sown 0.25 inches deep in nutrient-rich soil. For division, gently separate roots and cut them to 8-10 cm. Plant in rich soil and water regularly.
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