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Flowers of Mountain and Plain

by Edith S. Clements

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Primrose Family

Bird’s-eye Primrose Primula Farinosa

The lilac flowers of the Bird’s-eye Primrose grow in clusters at the tips of unbranched stems. The plants are 4-8 in. high and bloom in the spring. They are found along brook-banks and in wet meadows at 7000-9000 ft. Both the botanical and common names of the Primrose refer to the almost universal habit of blooming in early spring.

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