Super Nova (Primula Polyantha)

$4.25

Core Characteristics

  • Appearance: Compact mounds of deep green, "cabbage-like" crinkled foliage. Large flower clusters (umbels) are held on sturdy stems 8–10 inches tall.

  • Color Range: Includes a wide variety of bright hues such as blue, pink, red, white, yellow, and bi-colors like 'SuperNova Fire' (orange-red with yellow centers).

  • Bloom Time: Early spring is the primary season, though they can also be forced for autumn sales. 

Growing & Care Tips

  • Exposure: Thrives in partial to full shade. They can tolerate more sun in cooler regions if provided with ample moisture.

  • Soil: Requires rich, humus-dense, and well-drained soil. They prefer "damp woodland" conditions and should not be allowed to dry out completely.

  • Maintenance:

    • Deadheading: Remove spent blooms to encourage a longer flowering period.

    • Division: Plants can be divided every 2–3 years in the fall to maintain vigor.

    • Pests: Keep an eye out for slugs and snails, which are particularly fond of the lush foliage. 

Core Characteristics

  • Appearance: Compact mounds of deep green, "cabbage-like" crinkled foliage. Large flower clusters (umbels) are held on sturdy stems 8–10 inches tall.

  • Color Range: Includes a wide variety of bright hues such as blue, pink, red, white, yellow, and bi-colors like 'SuperNova Fire' (orange-red with yellow centers).

  • Bloom Time: Early spring is the primary season, though they can also be forced for autumn sales. 

Growing & Care Tips

  • Exposure: Thrives in partial to full shade. They can tolerate more sun in cooler regions if provided with ample moisture.

  • Soil: Requires rich, humus-dense, and well-drained soil. They prefer "damp woodland" conditions and should not be allowed to dry out completely.

  • Maintenance:

    • Deadheading: Remove spent blooms to encourage a longer flowering period.

    • Division: Plants can be divided every 2–3 years in the fall to maintain vigor.

    • Pests: Keep an eye out for slugs and snails, which are particularly fond of the lush foliage.