Bring the charm of traditional British meadows to your garden with Primula veris, commonly known as Cowslip. These hardy perennial wildflower seeds produce clusters of fragrant, pendulous, lemon-yellow blooms in spring, creating a natural and beautiful display. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit, cowslips are easy to grow and perfect for borders, wildlife gardens, and cottage-style planting schemes. The edible petals can also be used to add a decorative touch to culinary creations. How to Grow: - Sow seeds from late winter in good quality seed compost. - Scatter seeds on the surface and gently firm down. - Cover with glass or seal in a clear bag and place in a shady spot, ensuring light is not excluded. - Maintain soil moisture, but avoid waterlogging. - Germination typically occurs within 10–15 days at 15–18°C. Higher temperatures may inhibit germination. - Transplant seedlings into small pots when large enough to handle and grow on in cool, moist conditions. - Plant out seedlings approximately 23cm apart in fertile soil, in a position that receives sun or partial shade. - Flowers will appear in spring. - Cowslips will naturalise over time, creating beautiful drifts. Images are for illustrative purposes only and represent mature plants. Actual results may vary depending on growing conditions and seasonality. Decorative pots are not included.