Primula vulgaris

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Simeon’s Garden

Wild form

Cultivated form

Primula vulgaris (Primrose) Infornation on the labal: Solitary, pale yellow, dark-centred flowers nestling in rosettes of bright green textured foliage. Suitable for: Cool borders, rockeries, walls, banks, woodland edges and containers, in sun or partial shade, on moist but well drain soil. Flower time: Wild form Early to late Spring. Cultivated form Off and on through out the year. Height and Spread: 15cm x 15cm. Last seen on the website in: 1st April 2023 photo a day photo gallery, 8th March 2023 photo a day photo gallery, 2nd March 2023 photo a day photo gallery, 27th February 2023 photo a day photo gallery, 21st February 2023 photo a day photo gallery, 11th February 2023 photo a day photo gallery.