Did you know the name Primula comes from the Latin primus, meaning “first”? These are often the very first stars of the garden, flowering from late winter into spring and that timing is critical. Even more fascinating… winged pollinators often prefer the nectar from one type of primula over another. Not all flowers are equal in the eyes of a bee. On mild winter days, when food is scarce and bees emerge searching for sustenance, those early-flowering primulas can be a genuine lifeline, particular

Choose the Wrong Primula and Bees Starve #garden #pollinators

Introducing shade loving Primulas (Primroses). #gardening #springflowers #garden

Primroses Grown from Seed Are Blooming 🌸 Colorful Spring Flowers

Pink Primula (Primrose) #FloweringPlant #indoorplants #springflowers #plantlovers #bloomingbeauty

Primrose Growing From Seed Time Lapse | Full Germination to Bloom. #fromseeds

Did you know this about the primrose? History, colors and uses