Primrose, primula vulgaris.'s by jacko1

Exeter - United Kingdom Native to Britain and is the county flower of Devon, it thrives in the damp climate of this county and is found on most banks and hedgerows in the spring.

Uploaded: Apr, 07 2009 | Taken: Apr, 07 2009| Viewed: 26 times  | 4 votes Camera:  Canon PowerShot A470 | Exposure 1/100s, f4.3, ISO 80 | FLength: 15mm | SW: Picasa 3.0

pesu - Apr, 07 2009 04:04pm Fine pic of this pretty flower, Tony. jacko1 - Apr, 07 2009 05:04pm it is also remarkable in that it grows 2 almost identical flowers on different plants that attract pollinating insects of different kinds. Thank you for your comment Petra. pesu - Apr, 07 2009 06:04pm There are a lot of 'cultivated' primroses here at the moment in many beautiful intensive colours, but I really like this simple 'natural' form. jacko1 - Apr, 07 2009 06:04pm There are hundreds of hybrids of this flower but it seems to have a natural instinct to revert to this form, the real one. aufgehts - Apr, 09 2009 08:04pm Pretty flowers, Tony. Was this taken with your new digi? jacko1 - Apr, 09 2009 08:04pm Check out under the pic Jill, this my new (and only) digi. aufgehts - Apr, 09 2009 08:04pm Oohhhh! Silly Jilly! Yes, I see that now!