Primula veris, commonly called cowslip, is a clump-forming, herbaceous (sometimes semi-evergreen) perennial of the primrose family that is noted for its early to mid-spring bloom of showy, nodding, lemon yellow flowers.

What month do cowslips flower?

These cheery yellow plants are found in meadows and on woodland floors. They flower from April to May. Bees, butterflies and beetles all benefit from the cowslip.

Do cowslips come back every year?

Cowslips are perennial plants that can be grown from seed. Sow in the autumn in situ or in compost in trays.