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A double Cowslip-alike hybrid raised by Geoff Nicolle in Pembrokeshire and named after his granddaughter. Plant Delights Nursery say: "This 1990 discovery from Geoff Nicolle of Wales originated from a cross of P. veris x P. x polyantha. P. 'Prinic' makes a 1' tall x 16" wide clump of typical primrose foliage, topped from March through April with clusters of long-lasting, double, golden-yellow fragrant flowers. Poor Geoff thought he named it after his granddaughter, but unfortunately the marketing geniuses at Blooms gave it the cultivar name 'Prinic'. Sorry Katie, one name per plant, but maybe you'll really get a plant named after you one day." |
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| 26th April 2013 | ||
