Shooting Star, Primula meadia Native azalea Unique fruit resemble eyes of

Unique fruit resemble eyes of dolls

ensuring a spectacular fall color show that adds dynamic interest to the garden

Growth Habit: Deciduous

Hardy in zones 3-7

This is a great plant for erosion control

Shooting Star, Primula meadia Native azalea Unique fruit resemble eyes ofShooting star (Primula meadia) brings refined spring color to native gardens with its elegant, swept back pink blossoms held atop slender stems. Each flower resembles a tiny comet, hovering above a neat rosette of smooth green leaves. Blooming in mid spring, this Midwestern native is ideal for prairie plantings, open woodland gardens, and seasonal meadow displays. Primula meadia prefers full sun to light shade and well drained soil, especially in