Primula sieboldii Nankin Kozakura 5b Arum palaestinum prefers a dry

Arum palaestinum prefers a dry site in the winter with good drainage

south through Indonesia and west to northern India

In late March (NC)

often flushed in spring with pink or bronze

orchid-like flowers in the leaf axils

Primula sieboldii Nankin Kozakura 5b Arum palaestinum prefers a dryPrimula 'Nankin Kozakura' is an exceptional form of the popular, easy to grow Siebold's primose. The deciduous clumps emerge in early spring, topped for us with 8" tall stalks of lavender flowers, each edged with a narrow white border. We love placing these throughout the shade garden. Average to moist soils in a woodland setting are perfect. Maintenance: The only maintenance which might be necessary when growing Primula sieboldii might be to remove