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Primrose

Primula vulgaris

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Field Notes

Description:

Yellow flower, short growth

Habitat:

Forests, pastures

Notes:

Called "trobentice", because if you blow in their flower they "play" like small trumpets. You can also eat them-are really tasty, have kind of sweet taste. We usually mix them into a salad.

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Primula vulgaris

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Flowers of Europe
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Nature in Yellow
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Medicinal and Edible Plants of Central Europe

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PublishedMarch 15, 2012

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