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Primroses are the first, cheerful blooms of
spring at Cider Hill. We grow a number of primula species and hybrids, from plum
to burgundy auriculas with yellow to white centers, to regal Japonicas with
candelabra whorls on 24-inch stems.
There is something endearing about the simple
shape of the primrose blossom—like something a child might draw, making it easy
to fall in love with these precious spring flowers. Primroses are perfect for
shady landscapes and in woodland gardens. Mix and match them with other
shade-tolerant, moisture-loving plants, such as hostas, ferns, European ginger,
hellebores, and woodland wild flowers.
Peruse our favorites, listed below, and visit our
display gardens to select primroses for your own gardening pleasure. We are
available to guide you in your selection and offer cultural information to help
you grow beautiful primroses at home.
Please note: We have more plants than we can list
and not all plants are available at all times.
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Seboldii Primroses
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| Auricula |
Frondosa |
Pubescens |
| Cowslip |
Japonica |
Seboldii |
| Denticulata |
Kisoana |
Veris |
| Elatior (Ox Slip) |
Polyanthus |
Vulgaris |
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x Pubescens |

Primrose Giclee print
by Gary Milek
available in our
art gallery
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