The most important primrose species and their peculiarities

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• The most important primrose species and their peculiarities
• The cup primrose - the poisonous roommate
  
• The pillow primrose - widely used
  
• The cowslip - protected wildflower
  
• The Japanese floor primrose - floor by floor
  
• Other important species
  
• Tips & Tricks

There are many different types of primroses in different colors

The most important primrose species and their peculiarities

Primrose is not the same primrose. There are numerous types - a total of around 500 pieces. Since keeping track is impossible as a hobby gardener. Therefore, the most important species among the primroses are shown here with their characteristics.

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The cup primrose - the poisonous roommate

The goblet primrose is also known as Primula obconica and is often kept in pots in the apartment. It is considered highly toxic and should not be within reach of children and pets. On contact with skin, it can cause skin irritation in sensitive people.

Other of their features are:

The pillow primrose - widely used

Primula vulgaris is the most popular primrose of German gardeners. It prefers cool and partially shaded locations. Unfortunately, it is more prone to leaf spots. Recommended primroses here are 'Frühlingsbote' (red) and 'Schneewittchen' (pure white).

The cowslip - protected wildflower

Primula veris grows up to 20 cm high and is under conservation. The flowering period extends from April to June. Usually this wildflower grows in sunny locations and shows golden yellow flowers. But the variety, Sunset Shades' blooms yellow-dark red.

The Japanese floor primrose - floor by floor

The fourth species that is frequently planted is Primula japonica. The floor-shaped growth, the small flowers and the flowering period between June and July characterizes this species. Interesting varieties are above all:

Other important species

Other species that also like to be planted are these:

Tips & Tricks

If you want to plant different types of primates, it is best to plant several same-colored groups.