프리물라 율리애-[정명] Primula juliae Kusn.

과명	Primulaceae (앵초과)	속명	Primula (앵초속)
전체학명	[정명] Primula juliae Kusn.	추천명	프리물라 율리애
비추천명		외국명

2019-09-10	추천명변경: 프리뮬러 율리애 -> 프리물라 율리애
	추천명변경: 율리애앵초 -> 프리뮬러 율리애

A long-lived, true perennial, discovered by Julia Mlokosjewicz in 1900, whose daddy was no one less than the gentleman that discovered Paeonia mlokosewitschii. A semi-evergreen plant that grows slowly into cushions with short stolons, which is unique to Primula. Easily grown in most soils; needs more moisture in full sun and warmer climates.

Botanical Name	Primula juliae
Common Name	PRIMROSE
Genus	Primula
Exposure	Sun, Light Shade, Half Shade, Full Shade
Plant Size	3-4"
Bloom Season	April, May
Flower Color (Group)	Purple

Edelweiss Perennials. Primula juliae

 

Most sources indicate that P.juliae was discovered by Julia Mloskossjewicz (or Mloskosewitsch), the daughter of the Polish aristocrat, botanist, and forest inspector Ludwig Mloskossjewicz, near wet stones eighty miles east northeast of Tiflis in the Eastern Caucasus. Records vary as to whether it was April 20 of 1900 or 1901, but agree that the first documented showing of the plant in England was by a Mr. Baker at the RHS on April 2, 1912 and that the plant was given an Award of Merit. Mr. Baker probably received his plant or seeds from the Oxford Botanical Garden where Prof. Kustensow of the Dorpat Botanic Garden, who first described and named the plant, had sent plants and/or seeds in August of 1911.

Primula juliae The American Primrose Society