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April Planting Guide: Candelabra Primulas, Peonies, and Perennials for Dry Soil

by Donna
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April Planting Guide

Planting Candelabra Primulas

Add a splash of color to your garden with candelabra primulas. These easy-to-grow plants thrive in moist conditions and bloom in vibrant shades of burgundy, magenta, and orange. Primula pulverulenta, or the mealy primrose, is a popular choice with its showy magenta flowers.

Growing Different Types of Peonies

Whether you’re a novice or an experienced gardener, growing peonies is a rewarding experience. There are three main types of peonies: tree peonies, herbaceous peonies, and intersectional peonies. Each type has its own unique characteristics and planting requirements.

Planting Perennials in Dry Soil

Don’t let poor, dry soil hold you back from creating a beautiful garden. There are plenty of perennials that thrive in these challenging conditions. Verbascum ‘Christo’s Yellow Lightning’ and Cephalaria gigantea are two excellent choices for dry, sunny borders.

More Planting Inspiration

  • Create stunning April pots with a variety of colorful plants.
  • Plan your April garden with a wide selection of beautiful blooms.
  • Discover Carol Klein’s favorite primulas for your garden.
  • Grow gorgeous peonies in your own backyard.
  • Find 12 essential plants for dry soil gardens.

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