Origin
The Primula elatior Veristar Bordeau Laced, commonly known as Oxlip, originates from Europe. It predominantly grows in mountainous and forested areas. The plant has found its way into gardens and parks worldwide due to its strong adaptability and striking colours.

Characteristics
The Primula elatior Veristar Bordeau Laced is a semi-evergreen perennial plant. The flowers are distinctive due to their burgundy colour with a white edge, hence the name Bordeau Laced. Moreover, the plant has dark green, glossy leaves that grow in a rosette shape. The blooming period lies in spring, from March to May.

Care
The Primula elatior Veristar Bordeau Laced prefers a spot in partial shade. It is a sturdy plant that grows well in both acidic and alkaline soil, provided the soil drains well. During the growing season, the plant needs to be watered regularly, but avoid waterlogging. It is also recommended to fertilise this plant during the blooming period for optimal flowering. Furthermore, it is important to regularly remove wilted flowers to encourage the formation of new flower buds.