Origin
The Primula elatior mix, also known as the Oxlip, has its origins in Europe. More specifically, this plant species originally comes from Central and Southern Europe. The plant is mainly found in the mountains, meadows and forests of these regions.

Characteristics
The Primula elatior mix is a perennial plant that mainly blossoms in the springtime. It has extensive, fine roots and forms a short rhizome. This plant is characterised by its bright, assorted colourful flowers ranging from white, yellow, pink to purple, which rise above the bright green leaves. Each flower has a typical golden yellow throat, which makes this plant unique.

Care
The Primula elatior mix requires relatively little maintenance. It prefers semi-shade and well-draining, moist, fertile soil. It is important to keep the soil around the plant moist, but not too wet. Annual fertilisation is recommended for optimal growth and blooming. In winter, the plant may need some protection against severe frost.