PRIMULA VULGARIS BELARINA® CREAM / CREAM PRIMROSE

PRIMULA VULGARIS 'BELARINA® CREAM' / CREAM PRIMROSE

Primula vulgaris 'Belarina® Cream', commonly known as Cream Primrose, is a striking perennial that brings a soft, creamy elegance to early spring gardens. Part of the Belarina® series, this variety is prized for its fully double, fragrant flowers that bloom profusely from early to mid-spring. With its compact size and rich color, 'Belarina® Cream' is perfect for borders, containers, and shaded garden beds.

Why Choose Primula vulgaris 'Belarina® Cream' (Cream Primrose)?

Comparison: 'Belarina® Cream' offers double flowers in a warm, creamy shade, distinguishing it from other primroses with simpler blooms. It also has a more compact growth habit and better disease resistance, making it ideal for smaller spaces and gardens with cooler climates.

Companions: Works well with other early bloomers like crocus, snowdrops, or tulips. Its soft color pairs beautifully with pastel-colored flowers, such as pale pink or lavender primroses, and contrasts nicely with dark green foliage.

Key Features:

Double Cream Flowers – Soft, creamy double flowers add elegance and texture to the garden.
Fragrant Blooms – Lightly fragrant flowers attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies.
Early Bloomer – Provides a burst of color in the early spring, when many other plants are still dormant.
Compact Growth – Ideal for containers, borders, or smaller garden spaces due to its neat, mounding habit.
Cold-Hardy – Withstands cold temperatures, making it suitable for gardens in temperate climates.
Low Maintenance – Easy to grow, requires minimal care, and is resistant to most pests and diseases.

Specifications:

Bloom Time: Early to mid-spring.
Height: 15–20 cm | Spread: 20–25 cm.
Hardiness: Zone 4–8.

Primula vulgaris 'Belarina® Cream' is a beautiful, compact perennial that brings soft, fragrant blooms to the spring garden. Its reliable performance and elegant flowers make it a great choice for adding early-season color and charm to borders, containers, and shaded areas.