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Primrose Donova

Primula (possibly vulgaris)

Description:

Small busy plant with multiple leaves and showy yellow flowers. The flowers are mid-size and are shaped a little cuplike.

Habitat:

Flower garden in Michigan with rich brown soil.

Notes:

I don't recall planting these (although I must have) and I have never seen anything come up in this garden this early in the season. I was shocked to see it in the garden especially with a bold flower already. The weather has been unseasonably warm at times in Michigan this winter and many early flowers are coming up even earlier. (I have a friend who spotted daffodil a few weeks ago). I am unsure of what this is. Or if it is supposed to be blooming already. It is a bit damaged from being buried by leaves.

1 Species ID Suggestions

Seema
Seema 12 years ago
Primrose Donova
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1 Comment

Apple
Apple 12 years ago

Thanks Seema...you are definitely correct that it is primrose..I cannot find any references to Donova...do you know where I can get additional information on that?

Apple
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Apple

Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA

Spotted on Mar 2, 2012
Submitted on Mar 3, 2012

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