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Poker Primrose problem

21 years ago

I planted 3 Poker Primroses this spring. they did very well until the hot spell. I tried to keep them moist, and they are in a partial shaded area so shouldn't have gotten fried. However they are now pretty much dead. Is that normal this time of year for them or have I lost them?

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