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What are the common types of primulas?

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Common types of primroses include Four Seasons Primrose, Tibetan Primrose, Little Primrose and Western Primrose. The four-season primrose is native to the southwest of my country. The flower stems are pulled out from the leaves, and there are umbel-shaped inflorescences on the flower stems. The Tibetan primrose, also known as the giant primrose, is native to the western region of my country. The corolla is tall and saucer-shaped, with deep red color. , pink, light blue and white, etc.

Four Seasons Primrose

Four Seasons Primrose

Primrose

Four Seasons Primrose Products in southwest my country. The flower stems are pulled out from the leaves. There are umbel-shaped inflorescences on the flower stems, arranged in clusters, with funnel-shaped calyxes. The flower colors include white, red, dark red, pink, light purple, blue-violet and other colors. The flowering period is from January to May.

Hidden Primrose

Primrose

Tibetan Primrose, also known as Big Primrose, is native to the western region of my country. The corolla is in the shape of a tall saucer, available in dark red, pink, light blue and white. In some varieties, the valve ends are split into irregular fine teeth, which is more beautiful.

Little Primrose

Primrose

Primrose is native to Yunnan. The flowers are lavender or pink in color and fragrant. It has up to seven layers of inflorescences, so it is also called the seven-layered cherry blossom. The pedicels, bracts, and sepals are all covered with white powder.

Western Primrose

Primrose

Western primrose is the most popular primrose species sold in flower shops in my country. It was first introduced to my country by the British in the 19th century as a heart-shaped variety of primroses, Tibetan primroses and many other primroses artificially bred and hybridized. Because these primulas have large flowers and bright colors, they are loved by flower lovers.