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The Seed Exchange
xiangirl

ISO: primrose for shade, zone 5

6 years ago

Have a double row of pine trees where the grass has died. Would like to plant primrose, but it's shade and zone 5. Anyone have plants or seeds? Bloom color doesn't matter. I need a groundcover.

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