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Drumstick primula (Primula denticulata). Native to the Himalayas, the drumstick primula is one of 500 species of the Primulaceae, or primrose, family. Primroses thrive in cool or alpine regions, and most are native to the northern hemisphere. The five petals of the drumstick primula are white or mauve in colour.

Any of a group of plants belonging to the primrose family, with showy five-lobed flowers. The common primrose (P. vulgaris) is a woodland plant, native to Europe, with abundant pale yellow flowers in spring. Related to it is the cowslip. (Genus Primula, family Primulaceae.)



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So think of a palette of blushing pinks, soft blues - duck egg and teal are particularly popular this year - as well as delicate mossy greens and primrose yellows.
Each plant will have lots of flowers in a variety of colors from pure whites, primrose yellows, pure green, and dark midnight purples depending on which type you have.
The mix of neo-classical granduer and Victorian opulence - be it the burnished primrose yellow, red and gold of the room or the stained glass windows as exquisite as that of any church - is a treat that would simply cost the earth today.
 
 
 
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