Thanks for the video and Primroses inspite of the rain! Spring is on the way ...You know the old saying " If March comes in like a lion... it goes out like a lamb.
I love your videos, they just make me so happy and help me relax. ❤You're a very pleasant person and that also helps, I could listen to your voice and your jokes all the time (I really enjoy binge watching your videos ). On the plus side I get to learn about gardening and I get so many nice ideas about what to plant next. I wish I could travel to your area in the future and visit the garden myself(I'm from Romania) . Can't wait for more videos (this winter has been pretty silent, I've been missing your content). Keep up the good work! 😊
Primroses are great, I always buy them discounted from supermarkets or B&Q because i know they will jump back to life I got a ton last year at like 9p each and stupid prices and they look perfect, they are all flowering now.
Finally had to subscribe so I could let you know how much I like your attitude about gardening. I'm in the PNW USA and it doesn't bother me a bit to move plants around! My primroses have been blooming for a couple of weeks now. Gotta have them in my yard!
Hello John, love your daisies. I've no patience re 'lawn people' and those starry little flowers. When local vicar promised to have daisies removed before a 'big do' (years ago) I said No daisies, Not attending 'big do'. There were millions, everybody loved them!
Where I live in north Essex, we have the rare Bardfield Oxlip still growing wild in the fields apparently,not that I’ve seen it, but it’s definitely growing in one of the gardens I look after. Love your videos John, thank you for keeping us all entertained 🙂👍
Mr. John Lord always inspires me to get busy outside in the gardens ... it's cool here in SE Florida today (70f) (you have the most soothing voice on youtube sir - and can beautiful pack an incredible amount of info into just a few minutes - thanks for sharing!)
I do love the primrose, not only does it look pretty in the garden, it transplants easily. I have moved mine around the garden quite a bit and they still come up each year. Shame you didn't talk about the Camelia. I moved mine last year as it wasn't doing very well where it was. So far it's looking good but we'll see how it does when the flowers appear. Always good to see your videos, 👍💖
🙋hi from Scotland ,hi John nice to see you thank you for this nice wee interesting vidio hope you have been keeping well take care ,untill next time Anne Scott from Scotland
You could have mentioned that both primulas are far more likely to be perennial when planted in clay rather than Peat, as both primula veris and vulgaris mostly are found on clay banks and meadows which they obviously prefer
Hi John, glad you are back. What is the exact name of the tall white structural plants you were standing next to and holding at the begining of the clip? Many thanks.
Love watching 😁 Iv a very wet garden and want to put a few flowers or scrubs in that flower is there anything that likes a alot of water, living beside a alike
John, I love the big pink Bellis perennis flowers and have bought seed packets with great photos on them. Why is it, when I grow them, are they always white, some a bit pink? Are they selling me wild daisy seeds?
Z4b Minnesota. I grow the primroses like for the spring perennial flowers, and hate deadheading the short ones. The drumstick kinds are prettier and easier. Attract a ton of slugs.
Vulgaris means 'common' in Latin. The 'Vulgate' is the 'commoner's' form of the bible, as an example of the usage of that term. So, we're apparently dealing with 'common' primulae. :-)
So glad to see you back.
Love seeing the spring flowers, brights colours so uplifting especially this year. Thanks for sharing your opening to springtime. 👍❤️😊
I’ve missed you!
I've always loved daisies in the lawn. 😃
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Mr Lord, I love wallflower and primroses. ❤️🏴
I missed you. So glad to see you back. Can wait for my primrose to bloom. I love them in my garden next to my hellebores.
Thanks for the video and Primroses inspite of the rain! Spring is on the way ...You know the old saying " If March comes in like a lion... it goes out like a lamb.
Hello John, I love buying bargain basement primroses and watching them come back to life. I have very heavy wet clay soil and they thrive in it.
Bring on it on Mr. Lord. Southern hemisphere fan who enjoys your candid commentary
I love your videos, they just make me so happy and help me relax. ❤You're a very pleasant person and that also helps, I could listen to your voice and your jokes all the time (I really enjoy binge watching your videos ). On the plus side I get to learn about gardening and I get so many nice ideas about what to plant next. I wish I could travel to your area in the future and visit the garden myself(I'm from Romania) . Can't wait for more videos (this winter has been pretty silent, I've been missing your content). Keep up the good work! 😊
Yesssssss!!!! He's back!!!! 🙏
Every year I rescue a few sad reduced primroses and they put on quite a show after they recover. It’s a pleasure to see you on these videos.
Nice to see you John! Spring isn’t here yet this sure looks good.
I’m starting to get very excited for Spring here in Utah! Tulips are popping up and it’s about time for gardening! Thanks for the video John!
That’s so funny! I always thought a bachelors button was a corn flower. I learnt something today. Anyways! It’s lovely to see you back
Thank you
Big fan of your videos! always learn something in every video keep up the great content!
Hi John Lord you are wonderful!
Primroses are great, I always buy them discounted from supermarkets or B&Q because i know they will jump back to life I got a ton last year at like 9p each and stupid prices and they look perfect, they are all flowering now.
Finally had to subscribe so I could let you know how much I like your attitude about gardening. I'm in the PNW USA and it doesn't bother me a bit to move plants around! My primroses have been blooming for a couple of weeks now. Gotta have them in my yard!
Keep videos coming! Love them! Thanks from Georgia!
So great to see you! Your videos are my good mood pill, Mr. Lord! Love your personality and your garden ❤️ More videos, please!!!
I live the way you give information
Hello John, love your daisies. I've no patience re 'lawn people' and those starry little flowers. When local vicar promised to have daisies removed before a 'big do' (years ago) I said No daisies, Not attending 'big do'. There were millions, everybody loved them!
And that’s a little bit of a journey, a saying gardeners understand well.
Where I live in north Essex, we have the rare Bardfield Oxlip still growing wild in the fields apparently,not that I’ve seen it, but it’s definitely growing in one of the gardens I look after. Love your videos John, thank you for keeping us all entertained 🙂👍
Mr. John Lord always inspires me to get busy outside in the gardens ... it's cool here in SE Florida today (70f)
(you have the most soothing voice on youtube sir - and can beautiful pack an incredible amount of info into just a few minutes - thanks for sharing!)
Great video I have those little daisies growing all though my grass love them ,again you are a treat to listen to
You are great John , please keep the videos coming duding this long lockdown you are a breath of fresh air. Regards from Cork
Love your videos John Lord.
Oo glad to see you back, have really missed your wonderful informative vlogs ☺️
I do love the primrose, not only does it look pretty in the garden, it transplants easily. I have moved mine around the garden quite a bit and they still come up each year. Shame you didn't talk about the Camelia. I moved mine last year as it wasn't doing very well where it was. So far it's looking good but we'll see how it does when the flowers appear. Always good to see your videos, 👍💖
🙋hi from Scotland ,hi John nice to see you thank you for this nice wee interesting vidio hope you have been keeping well take care ,untill next time Anne Scott from Scotland
Hey John! As always nice to see you here! Any advice on primula vialli?
That's why wallflower don't grow for me. I more or less live in the bog here in N Ireland. Love your videos. Very informative
You could have mentioned that both primulas are far more likely to be perennial when planted in clay rather than Peat, as both primula veris and vulgaris mostly are found on clay banks and meadows which they obviously prefer
Hi John, glad you are back. What is the exact name of the tall white structural plants you were standing next to and holding at the begining of the clip? Many thanks.
Love watching 😁 Iv a very wet garden and want to put a few flowers or scrubs in that flower is there anything that likes a alot of water, living beside a alike
Just google “wet loving plants”. Tons of advice available on the internet.
John, I love the big pink Bellis perennis flowers and have bought seed packets with great photos on them. Why is it, when I grow them, are they always white, some a bit pink? Are they selling me wild daisy seeds?
Autumn just started here in New-Zealand still very hot.The NZ toe-Toe you have is a pest here in NZ
Hello John
Z4b Minnesota. I grow the primroses like for the spring perennial flowers, and hate deadheading the short ones. The drumstick kinds are prettier and easier. Attract a ton of slugs.
Vulgaris means 'common' in Latin. The 'Vulgate' is the 'commoner's' form of the bible, as an example of the usage of that term. So, we're apparently dealing with 'common' primulae. :-)
Use any word you want as long as it’s not offensive......to the vast majority of us, most of who like to watch your videos.
I love primrose flowers dislike the cabbage like leaves so there a miss for me....