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Yellow Cowslip (Primula veris) flowers in a calcareous grassland of a nature reserve in the Eifel, Germany. Frequently found on open ground like fields, meadows, coastal dunes and clifftops.

Cowslip Primrose flowers isolated on white background.

Yellow daffodils in spring. Macro flowers.

Primula elatior, golden yellow spring flowers close-up. Flower head macro, spring potted plants. Primrose background.

Primula bullata (var. delavayi) in London, England

Closeup of yellow cowslip flower (latin name: Primula veris), green background

Begonia in a hanging basket with out of focus background

Yellow flower of primrose, isolated on white background

Blooming cowslip (Primula vera) flower with yellow blossoms against the blurred green grass background. Springtime flower grows in rural in meadows and fields.

Cowslip Flowers captured during spring season inside a wood in the canton of schaffhausen. The Flowers often announces springtime.

close up view of blooming cowslip. typical flower in spring on meadows in the Austrian Alps

Closeup of mountain cowslip (Primula auricula, Primulaceae) in the Austrian Alps

Ranunculus most often comes in multiple layers of delicate, paper-thin petals, but some species also come in a single layer with their petals being very lustrous, especially in yellow species. Flowers emerge in March from fall-planted bulbs and are in bloom normally from March to May. They come in various colors, including red, pink, orange, gold, yellow, white and purple. Ranuculus is poisonous when eaten by cattle.

Primula flower blooming in a garde, spring time.

Colorful pots of blooming primroses in various colors in a Cape Cod greenhouse,

Blooming cowslip (Primula veris) in detail

yellow cowslips or primrose in the black forest and own garden, close up with natural background

$Low to short hairy perennial. Leaves oblong, broadest near the base and abruptly narrowed into the stalk. Flowers deep yellow, 9-15mm, with orange markings in the centre, sweetly fragrant, up to 30 in a nodding, one sided cluster.\nHabitat: Grassy places, meadows and pastures, scrub and open woodland, banks and roadsides, on drier calcareous soils.\nFlowering Season: April-May.\nDistribution: Throughout Europe, except the extreme North and Iceland.\nLocally abundant. Cultivated in gardens.\n\nIn the Netherlands Cowslip is to be found in the South of the Province of Limburg (on calcareous Soils). The Species is known as Medical Plant (s.a a Diuretic and against Headache).$

Primula munroi subsp yargongensis in London, England

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