Daffodil and Primrose in Basket 30

Narcissus belongs to monocotyledonous flowering plants of the amaryllis family. It is a perennial bulbous herbaceous plant native to Southern Europe and Mediterranean countries (Italy, Portugal). A graceful delicate flower with a thin stem and exquisite fragrance, it is considered a symbol of beauty. The cultivar is characterized by root leaves that have a linear shape. The leaves are green in color. It blooms with large flowers on single pedicels. The flowers can also be clustered in clusters. The flowers have a strong fragrance. The flowering period of the daffodil is May-June. The plant bears fleshy bolls. The bolls contain numerous seeds. The seeds may be rounded or angular in shape. Narcissus bulbs are shaped like bulbs.

Primrose is an herbaceous plant from the Primrose family, native to Southeast Asia. In culture, both indoor and garden varieties have become widespread. The height of the bush with bright green leaves is only 25-30 cm, so that the flower will easily fit on the windowsill and organically fit into the space of the room. Eastern or western windows are considered the best choice of pot location. The plant likes light, but direct sunlight can damage the leaf plates or buds. When summer comes, take care of the shade or take the pot to northern windows. In winter, shade is not required, just choose the right place with beautiful and bright light. Flowering will only begin if the room is cool enough. In natural conditions, the flower grows in March, when the air temperature is still relatively low. Most home primroses are grown at a temperature of 12-16 degrees, but there are exceptions. Primroses are well kept on balconies, loggias and verandas. In winter, the plant needs coolness (+8-12 degrees). Without quality winterization, you can forget about flowering next season.