Primula

Primula (scientific name: Primula spp.) Is native to China and Europe to the Caucasus, and is a semi-cold-tolerant perennial (primitively horticulturally annual) of the primrose family. Primula is so rich in variety that it is said that there are more than 500 species in the world, and it is so multicolored that it is said that there is everything except black. Primula usually refers to a foreign species, but Japanese native species include Primrose (primrose). Because it blooms in early spring with few flowers, it is popular as a flower that makes you feel spring. Breeding is usually done with seeds.
It is a pretty flower, but if you touch it with your bare hands, people with sensitive skin will be covered, so be careful.
 
Typical varieties of Primula
Primula obconica (Primula obconica), Primula malacoides (Primula malacoides), Primula polyantha (Primula polyantha), Primula Julian (Primula juriana hybrid), Primula sieboldii (Primula sieboldii).

Generic name: Primula, Scientific name: Primula spp, Origin: China, Europe-Caucasus, (horticultural variety), Plant height: 10-40 cm, flower diameter: 1.5-8 cm, flower color: peach, dark peach, orange, yellow, red, white, blue, purple, etc.

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