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Primroses

19 years ago

I have just gotten a primrose plant. On a primrose, the flower either has a pin (prominent style) or thrum (prominent stamen). Mine has no pin flowers; only thrum flowers. Will it be able to propogate, or will I have to get another plant to go with it?

Thank-you.

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taxonomist
19 years ago
I strongly sugest that you avail yourself of a good textbook
on botany/ I also suggest that you find out more about the birds and bees and sex in general. Both actions might prove quite interesting.
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