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Primulas bring cheer

ALWAYS enjoy A Gardener’s Miscellany with Graham Clarke. I love the trivia facts and figures he finds. I so agree about the colour ‘yellow’, and yellow is known as a colour to wear to boost our spirits and it certainly does the same in our gardens. Gold-lace primulas being one of the subjects covered, I had to share mine coming out, the combination

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