Primula sieboldii Nankin Kozakura Caucasus Mountains blue-green leaves are highlighted with

blue-green leaves are highlighted with a small

re-sprouting in spring

The distinctive triangular-shaped fronds of Phegopteris hexagonoptera are held atop 18" tall

well-drained site for best performance

(aka: Lycoris carnea

Primula sieboldii Nankin Kozakura Caucasus Mountains blue-green leaves are highlighted withPrimula '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