Primula vialii
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Needs cool moist and free draining neutral to acidic soil, which does not dry out in summer, or get waterlogged for long periods in winter.
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Section – Muscarioides
Late spring into early summer flowering hardy perennial. Very distinctive, sporting short spikes of flowers that look rather like miniature red-hot pokers. Dense heads of small tubular flowers of red and bluish-purple. Leaves are small lance shaped soft downy green. Height 45-60cm, spread 20-30cm.
They will comfortably live in a damp free draining border or bog garden but it is at its best in a peat garden.
Distribution – North West Yunnan – South West Sichuan, 2850-3350 metres – rare, more commonly found in cultivation.
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