By Teo Spengler Primrose are among the first flowers to bloom in spring, and they grace many gardens around the country. These bright flowering plants are also called Primula, which is their genus name. Proper planting and culture can prevent many primula plant problems, but it is a good idea to become familiar with some of the diseases and pests of primula. Problems with Primroses Your first, and most important, step to avoiding primula plant problems is planting them correctly. Many primula disease problems can be avoided by good cultural habits. Primroses do best in your garden if you plant them in a cool section that offers the plants lots of bright light. It is essential to preventing primula disease problems to select a site with excellent drainage, since the primula roots can be damaged in winter when soil is wet or heavy. These plants do best if you mix
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