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would love to trade... have some morning glory, just bought for this year and rose of sharon, moonvine, marigold african medallion yellow, 6 seeds of cosmos sonata mix colors. will be getting other seeds from family this week. please email me back if you are interested. I do have some daylilies. I bought from a lily enthusiast I do have pictures of the blooms but i forgot the names. i can email pics if you want to see. Billie

Looking for all types of Primrose. I have red castor bean to trade, and some heirloom tomatoes, many flower seed. Send me a list of what you have, and we can trade.

Hi Gabi - I generally consider Primrose to be a temporary house plant for winter color which I then plant outside permanently in the spring. My experience is that there's just not enough light and humidity (talking about average conditions with no gro-lights, etc.) inside to keep them doing well for any great length of time. Plus, they are really cold-weather plants - they are putting up their foliage now (and often will start to do in the fall and it winters over under the snow) and will bloom through the cooler months before pooping out once warmer temperatures come along, at which point they often die back to the ground until it starts to cool off. So, if I were you, I would choose a recipient who can plant it outside in dappled sun come May. They will generally do well in the shade of large deciduous trees since they want the early-season sun and then are protected from hotter sun by the tree's foliage. Don't worry about repotting it before then. Perfectly hardy outdoors in zones 3/4 to 8/9, appears you are zone 6. - Steve