The cowslips think they own the place . .
By Sheilabub
- 4 Apr, 2011
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Cowslips, anyone? there will be plenty of seed, if you'd like some.
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So that's what they are!....LOL....I think I have some wild ones at the bottom of my garden. :-)
4 Apr, 2011
yes please to the seeds Sheils
4 Apr, 2011
Sticki - sorry, don't know the answer.
Sunrose, I suspect most cowslips are wild?
Yorkshire - feel free to PM me your address, and expect to wait at least a month before they set seed.
4 Apr, 2011
will do, thanks
4 Apr, 2011
dont worry
4 Apr, 2011
They seed around like crazy and multiply very very fast! Sticki, did you see the one in Monty's garden? It had hybridised with a primula and come out orange! Amazing! Maybe yours is a hybrid too. What makes you think it's not a wild one?
4 Apr, 2011
the yellow bit looks a bit perfect and doesnt drop down as much as those in meadows????
4 Apr, 2011
Ah, possibly Primula Alatior, the Oxslip...http://www.google.co.uk/images?um=1&hl=en&biw=1024&bih=457&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=Primula+Alatior&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=
5 Apr, 2011
i had a look but im not sure ~ i'll put a photo of mine on here ~ that will be easiest?
5 Apr, 2011
Yes, someone will know. I've never seen an oxslip myself!
5 Apr, 2011
Mine are beginning to claim the lawn around that area, I could not let the mower go over them.
13 Apr, 2011
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not a bad place to own!! cant blame them. they look very pretty, i have a cowslip plant but im wondering if it is like a cultivated version as opposed to the wild one ~ is that possible?
4 Apr, 2011