Primula sieboldii 'Late Snow', Japanese Primrose wet blooming mid- through late-summer

blooming mid- through late-summer

This short-lived but self-sowing perennial forms an evergreen rosette of heavily felted silver-white leaves

this fern has elegant but sturdy fronds that can range in length from one to four feet

10" tall mound with a spread of up to several feet under optimal conditions

(Chamaedrys means "ground oak" in reference to the leaf shape and ground cover nature

Primula sieboldii 'Late Snow', Japanese Primrose wet blooming mid- through late-summerLarge, lacy white flowers on tall stems bloom in mid spring and persist much longer than most Primulas. Thankfully spreading, it will form bright, refreshing, snowy mounds in your garden. No lime, please, for these woodlanders. This plant will go summer dormant. Mature size: 6 8 inches tall; politely spreading Minimum temperature: 20 F