The difference between primula and primula

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1. Differences in leaves

2. Differences in colors

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Leaves: Primrose is oblong or obovate-elliptical. The leaves of primula are oval, elliptical or oblong. Flower color: European primrose flowers come in various colors, including yellow, flesh red, blue, dark red, purple, light blue, pink, light red, orange and bronze. Primroses are pink, light blue-purple or almost white.

1. Differences in leaves

1. Leaf differences

The leaves of Primrose are oblong or obovate-elliptical, with a blunt head, a narrow base that forms a winged petiole, and a wrinkled surface. The leaves of primula are oval, elliptical or oblong, with rounded apex, heart-shaped or truncate base, and lobed edges.

2. Differences in flower colors

European Primrose There are multiple scapes, about 3.5-15 cm long, and they are single flowers at the top. Flower colors are rich and diverse, including yellow, flesh red, blue, dark red, purple, light blue, pink, light red, orange and bronze, etc. Under normal circumstances, there are various patterns and spots on the corolla. The flowering period is from January to April. The scape of primrose is much taller than the former, about 10-40 centimeters, and the flowers are less colorful than the former, ranging from pink, light blue-purple or almost white. The flowering period is from February to May.

2. Differences in colors

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