Primula vulgaris Belarina Lively Lilac Malvaviscus who reportedly found it in

who reportedly found it in the wild

The 1" tall drought-tolerant carpet of finely dissected green foliage is topped all spring and summer with short 2" tall spikes of medium purple flowers

Average to slightly moist garden soils are fine

quite unlike other asarums in that the runners can reach 20' (not inches) long

Primula vulgaris Belarina Lively Lilac Malvaviscus who reportedly found it inPrimula 'Belarina Lively Lilac' is another cultivar in the superb English Kerley strain of winter and summer hardy primroses. The 7" tall x 1' wide rosettes of green leaves emerge in winter, and are topped, starting for us in late March with impressive clusters of amethyst flowers, each with white eye zone. Average to slightly dry woodland soils are best. You'll love tucking these around the woodland garden for an amazing spring show. Maintenance: