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Primrose 'Cowslip' | Primula Veris
- Nodding, bell-shaped, sunny yellow flowers with a sweet fragrance, growing from fresh green crinkled foliage
- A semi-evergreen perennial plant which is easy to grow and care for
- Flowers from April to June
- Suitable for pots, this beautiful traditional flower will enhance wildlife gardens, wildflower meadows or pondsides. Grow in groups and allow it to self-seed
- Once seen growing naturally all over England, this native plant racks up several mentions in Shakespeare, including Ariel's line in The Tempest, “Where the bee sucks, there suck I; In a cowslip’s bell I lie.”
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
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Primrose 'Cowslip' | Primula Veris
- Nodding, bell-shaped, sunny yellow flowers with a sweet fragrance, growing from fresh green crinkled foliage
- A semi-evergreen perennial plant which is easy to grow and care for
- Flowers from April to June
- Suitable for pots, this beautiful traditional flower will enhance wildlife gardens, wildflower meadows or pondsides. Grow in groups and allow it to self-seed
- Once seen growing naturally all over England, this native plant racks up several mentions in Shakespeare, including Ariel's line in The Tempest, “Where the bee sucks, there suck I; In a cowslip’s bell I lie.”
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
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- Nodding, bell-shaped, sunny yellow flowers with a sweet fragrance, growing from fresh green crinkled foliage
- A semi-evergreen perennial plant which is easy to grow and care for
- Flowers from April to June
- Suitable for pots, this beautiful traditional flower will enhance wildlife gardens, wildflower meadows or pondsides. Grow in groups and allow it to self-seed
- Once seen growing naturally all over England, this native plant racks up several mentions in Shakespeare, including Ariel's line in The Tempest, “Where the bee sucks, there suck I; In a cowslip’s bell I lie.”
- RHS Award of Garden Merit winner
