Berrybank Nursery, 5 Boggs Holdings, Pencaitland, East Lothian, EH34 5BA
Primula veris

Primula veris

Common Name: 'Common cowslip'

AGM. This much loved native flower of old meadows, has become relatively rare in the wild due to modern agricultural methods. It forms rosettes of dark green leaves which produce upright stems bearing clusters of fragrant, nodding bright yellow bell-shaped flowers. Mar-May. H25cm S25cm.

Care Instructions

Best grown in moist, humus-rich soil in sun or partial shade, It is an excellent choice for naturalizing in short grass and is charming grown with Anemones, Pulmonarias and spring flowering bulbs. The nodding heads of deep yellow flowers are sweetly scented.

  • Alpines
  • Good for fragrance
  • Award of Garden Merit
  • Good for partial shade
  • Good for sun
  • Good for clay
  • Good for well-drained soil
  • Yellow flowers
  • Good for spring
Plant No: 2551

About Us

Macplants have been growing top-quality perennials and alpines in East Lothian since 1979. We specialise in hardy perennials and grow one of the UK's widest ranges. Of particular note are our collections of Himalayan Blue Poppies (Meconopsis), autumn Gentians, Sanguisorbas, Hostas plus over 50 varieties of perennial Geraniums. 

Our Contacts

Berrybank Nursery,
5 Boggs Holdings,
Pencaitland
East Lothian
EH34 5BA

01875 592871