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Primula halleri
1292-P
Plant
€5.55
Primula halleri
A very attractive plant with leaves heavily covered with farina. It dies back to a fat resting bud in winter. Belonging to the farinosae group, it is among the largest of the 'bird's-eye' primroses, with stems reaching 8" and a nearly globular head of violet flowers with yellow eyes. The leaves are covered in white powder (farina) giving them a silver sheen. This species is native to the mountains of southern Europe through to the Caucasus, growing in stony, alpine meadows.
Data sheet
- Colour
- violet
- Flowering period
- Late winter - mid-spring
- Ultimate Height
- 15 - 20 cm
- Hardiness
- -30°C
- Foliage
- Deciduous
- Position
- Partial shade
- Moisture
- Well-drained
- PH
- Alkaline, Acid or neutral
- Culture
- cold greenhouse , rockery, trough
- Pot size
- 7 cm
- Type of product
- Plant
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