Primula sieboldii “Aki-no-yosooi”
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Blue backed and blue shaded white faced thrum. Slender, flat tending to grasp-blooming petals. A floribund and reliable Primula sieboldii cultivar, which dates from the early 1800s in Japan.
The name translates as “Autumn Clothes”
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