St. John's, NL (Zone 5b) | December 2004 | neutral
This is the smallest member of the Parryi group of Primroses. Small rosettes of narrow, leathery leaves will form 2" stems topped by a s...Read Moreingle magenta flower. Very similar to P. angustifolia, but a bit smaller. Not easy in cultivation but worth trying in a cool, moist location. It is native to NE Nevada, growing on north-facing slopes around 3000m elevation.
This is the smallest member of the Parryi group of Primroses. Small rosettes of narrow, leathery leaves will form 2" stems topped by a s...Read More