Description
A dainty North American Primula, 5- 15 cm tall when flowering, with a rosette of basal leaves, usually powdery white on the underside. A cluster of pink or pale purple flowers, rarely white, in May to June. Named after Lake Mistassini from Quebec, where it was first discovered.
This is a very hardy Primula that can be grown in the rock garden in partially moist crevices, around the pond edge, or in a partly shady spot directly sown on a tufa boulder; it looks wonderful when mass planted. It adapts easily to garden cultivation and most often self-seeds.
Germination: sow in the fall/winter; seeds are very fine, sow superficial.
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