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Primula Plants

Fairy Garden

Primula Plants... Fairy Garden

© flower-pictures-online.com Fairy Garden... Primula Plants


About the Picture
In this picture you can see what the Primulas look like planted in a container.

These are Primula malacoides or fairy primrose.

There are a few plants in the picture. Each plant has more than one flowering stem. They are growing in a clump and it's not easy to identify the different plants in this picture.

You can see the flowers in all their stages...
  • from one or two buds opening in a flower-ring (right most flower stem... top flower-ring),
  • flower-rings in full bloom (all over), and
  • even a pod-ring (read on to find the pod-ring location).

What is a pod-ring?
It is a ring of fruit of the soon-to-be seedpods.
(Did I make the name pod-ring up? Yes I did. I have never seen the name before. However, the name seems appropriate.)


Where can you see a pod-ring?
Look at the picture... the pod-ring is the lowest ring-of-stems on the tallest flowering stem... it's in the middle to the left of the picture.

It's a ring of star-shapes.

The more I describe it, the more I realize I have to take a close-up picture to show you what I am talking about.


...So I did, and here it is...

Click on the link to see the close-up of the Primula Malacoides... Starry Seedpods



Tags for this Picture: malacoides, fairy primrose, baby primrose, pink flowers, garden plant, container

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