Oxlip primrose

This charming but tough primrose is more persistent and tolerates more heat and drought than most of its kin. Clusters of soft yellow flowers, often fragrant, rise above pale green rosettes of foliage in spring attracting bees. This is the true wild form rarely found in the trade.

Tips from the pros: Cut back finished flower stalks in late spring and remove any tattered leaves to refresh the appearance.

Plant Type	Petites
Height	8-12 inches
Width	12-16 inches
Flowering Season	April to May
Flower Color	Yellow
Sun	Part Sun, Shade
Water Needs	Moderate to dry
USDA Hardiness Zone	Zones 4-8
Soil Type	Clay, Loam, Sandy, Gravelly
Deer Resistant	Yes
Good for Pollination	Yes
Winter Interest	No
North American Native	No
Year Introduced	2013
Annual Commercial Maintenance	Hand trim back dead stems in spring.
5-10 Year Commercial Maintenance	Follow annual maintenance. This can be a long lived perennial if growing conditions are correct.
Elevation Guide	Up to 7500 ft.