Japanese primrose

The perfect little plant for the water garden's edge, Japanese primroses are delightful perennials that thrive in acidic soils. It self-sows, resulting in a delightful colony of mixed colors in just a few seasons. Name: Primula japonica Growing Conditions: Part to full shade, pondside Size: To 18 inches tall Zones: 4-8

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One of the earliest candelabra primroses to bloom, award-winning Primula japonica 'Postford White' (Japanese Primrose) is a robust, deciduous perennial with attractive whorls of glistening white flowers adorned with a yellow eye. Each stout stem can boast up to six whorls spaced at intervals. They arise from a basal rosette of lettuce-like, pale green crinkly leaves. Native to Japan, this perennial thrives in damp, shady environments where it brings its eye-catching blossoms in late spring…

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Primula japonica

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Pleasing to the eye, Primula japonica 'Apple Blossom' (Japanese Primrose) is a deciduous perennial with attractive whorls of up to 10 shell pink flowers adorned with a red eye. They are spaced at intervals along upright, slender stems and rise above basal rosettes of lettuce-like, pale green crinkly leaves. Native to Japan, this perennial thrives in damp, shady environments where it brings its charming blossoms in late spring to early summer. Plant in groups or drifts with hostas, ferns and…

Learn about the symbolic meaning of the Japanese Primrose, also known as sakurasō. This beautiful flower represents beauty, radiance, and long-lasting love. Often associated with pure and passionate feelings, the Japanese Primrose is cherished for its vibrant appearance and deep significance. Explore how its meaning varies across cultures and its representation in literature and art

Photo #4/18 of Japanese Primrose (Primula japonica 'Miller's Crimson'). Photo Location: Oxfordshire, England on 2016-05-18. Caption: streamside planting with ferns.