Origin
The Primula elatior Veristar Late Red, also known as the Oxlip, is derived from the Primulaceae family. This plant family originates from the temperate and arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere. The Primula elatior, of which the Veristar Late Red is a variant, is often found in the meadows, forests, and mountains of Central and Southern Europe.

Characteristics
The Primula elatior Veristar Late Red is an early spring bloomer with striking red flowers. The plant can reach a height of 20 to 30 centimeters. The flower petals are round and the flower stems are more straight than curved. A unique characteristic of the Veristar Late Red is that it blooms with multiple flowers per stem, giving the plant an impressive and lush appearance.

Care
For the care of the Primula elatior Veristar Late Red, it is recommended to place the plant in semi-shade, as it does not tolerate direct sunlight well. It thrives best in well-draining, slightly acidic soil and has a moderate need for water. During the flowering period, which usually runs from March-May, a light fertilization can be applied. After flowering, it is advisable to cut off the faded flower stems to stimulate a second bloom.