Origin
The Primula elatior Late Marmalade originates from Europe. It is a member of the Primulaceae family and is closely related to species that grow wild in the alpine meadows of Central Europe. This unique plant has attracted the attention of gardeners and botanists with its stunning flowers and easy growth.

Characteristics
The Primula elatior Late Marmalade is known for its beautiful orange flowers. It blooms in the spring and early summer, making it a popular choice for colour in the garden after winter. The plant reaches a height of about 20 to 30 centimetres and has a width of about 45 centimetres. The leaves of this species are long and narrow, and have a bright green colour.

Care
The Primula elatior Late Marmalade is a relatively easy plant to care for. It prefers a place in partial shade, but can also grow well in a spot with more sun. This species prefers rich, well-drained soil and regular watering. It is frost-resistant, but for good flowering in the spring it is advisable to cut back the plant in the autumn. What's special about caring for this plant is that it can be fertilised in the spring for maximum flowering.