Wave blooming, overlap petalled thrum. Pure white flowers. Tends to be lower growing that normal and one of the later cultivars to come into flower.
One of our first cultivars, from Martin Nest Nurseries and a very neat and attractive Primula sieboldii.
| flowering | Late |
|---|---|
| availability | Readily available |
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