Primula veris ‘Cowslip’

A British Wildflower for Your Garden

• Native British wildflower
• Fragrant golden-yellow spring flowers
• Returns year after year
• Loved by bees and other pollinators

Few spring flowers capture the charm of the British countryside quite like the cowslip. Slender stems rise above fresh green foliage carrying clusters of fragrant golden-yellow flowers, with each gently nodding bloom bringing that unmistakable wildflower look to the garden.

Its natural character makes it especially lovely in less formal planting. Grow it through grassy areas, along banks or amongst other spring perennials, where plants can gradually naturalise into beautiful drifts and return to brighten the garden each year.

Hardy and long-lived, cowslips need little attention once established. Their early, nectar-rich flowers are also a valuable food source for bees and other pollinating insects, making this native favourite a lovely addition to wildlife-friendly gardens.