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Lesley... Looking at your pics and also on the net, I find my plant may not be P. bella at all. I had the seeds from a collecting in the wild a few years ago, and I guess they have not been correctly identified. Any suggestion to what my plant may be?
Magnar, I think your plant is probably what has been called P florida which some of us have been growing recently from wild collected seed. In the June edition of the AGS bulletin, John Richards now says this plant should be referred to as P blinii. I believe the toothed leaves are diagnostic, and I have found it has a beautiful scent. Compare the pictures on Primula world site:Primula bella Primula florida = P blinii