Primula sieboldii
A charming woodland perennial producing a mix of flowers in white, pink, blue, violet, and red from late spring to early summer. Forms a basal rosette of foliage and thrives in part shade. May go dormant during extreme heat or drought but reliably returns each spring, adding seasonal color to shaded borders or garden beds.
· Colorful mix of white, pink, blue, violet, and red blooms
· Basal rosette foliage adds texture to shaded areas
· Late spring to early summer flowering; may go dormant in heat
Height: 12–18″
Spread: 12–18″
Zone: 4–8
Light: Part shade
Soil: Moist, well-drained
