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Primula elatior (Oxlip) 7cm

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Price: £2.50
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Product Description

Oxlip.

A native woodland perennial with rosettes of soft green leaves. 

Stems of sulphur-yellow flowers in spring from April to May.

Average height/spread 15cm to 20cm.

Full sun/partial shade.

Hardy.

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