Primose help

[kathirynne]

I want to plant primroses in a semi-shady, perpetually damp spot in my garden. I want to plant them from seed, though, because they have to "work around" some permanent brickwork that is already in place.

Everything I have read says I have to start them in the house and transplant them, and that method won't work very well for my situation.

Help!

[kathirynne]

No one has any information for me?

[Hibou]

Yellow Evening Primrose is a native plant in my area. It's a prolific self-seeder, so I'd say give it a try and see what happens.

[Talula Fairie]

just direct seed it and keep it nice and damp. if nothing comes up, you've only wasted a bit of time and a few dollars for the seeds/water.