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Soldanella montana
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$8.00
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4" Pot
One of the best little plants you will ever have. An evergreen member of the Primrose family from high grassy meadows in Europe, this has multiple stems to 10" bearing sweet fringed lavender bells. This forms a nice clump in time and has no discernible faults and remains attractive even out of flower. A key component to the elfin garden.
Soldanella species
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$8.00
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4" Pot
Soldanella is a Primrose relative native to the high meadows in the mountains of Europe. This is one we received from Diana Reeck with dark violet flowers above dark green rounded leaves - very choice! Evergreen and clumping, this takes the same conditions as Primroses. This may well be a hybrid as Soldanellas are a promiscuous lot. A lot of nurseries would put a name on this simply to boost sales but we can't bring ourselves to do that. At least not until we have exhausted every attempt at correctly naming this little gem. If you know of a Soldanella expert, let us know!
Soldanella villosa
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$8.00
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4" Pot
This is the Type A of the Soldanella clan which is related to Primroses. It spreads faster, has more flowers, is more vigorous and has more hair on it's petioles - what a show-off! But hey - great rounded evergreen foliage and the light purple fringed fringed flowers would not be out of place in Fairyland. Our friend June Sinclair has this growing in the moss and forest duff atop old second growth stumps and logs in her fabulous woodland garden on Hood Canal. We come home from visiting her with a bad case of stump envy.