Wild Primrose Plug Plants | Primula vulgaris instant sunshine the white drooping flowers of

the white drooping flowers of this common perennial are often seen in large numbers creating a white blanket across the ground

but not waterlogged and is at home in woodland or by riverbanks

Common names include knapweed

when its leaves fade from green to orange and deep crimson

Wild Primrose Plug Plants | Primula vulgaris instant sunshine the white drooping flowers ofWild Primrose Plug Plants Primula vulgaris The cheerful yellow flowers of this small woodland perennial can be seen in woodlands and alongside riverbanks from as early as February. In the right conditions, the wild primrose can cover the ground in open woods and shaded hedgerows. It is an important source of nectar for the earliest pollinators. At home in cottage garden borders and containers as well as in larger naturalistic woodland plantings, wild