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Primula 'Orange' – a perennial herbaceous plant of the Primulaceae family, which attracts attention with its bright yellow flowers and decorative leaves. Unlike some primrose species, 'Orange' is more compact in growth: stems usually reach 30–35 cm in height, and inflorescences are located at the top of thin branches, creating an effect of miniature narcissus.

The plant leaves have a wrinkled surface and a slightly wavy edge with a serrated margin. They are usually dark green, but if desired, can be used as a decorative element in succulent compositions due to their texture. 'Orange' flowers are small, bright yellow, often with contrasting eyes on petals, which makes them especially attractive to gardeners and florists.

Care for the plant is simple: prefers partial shade or diffuse light, moderate watering (do not allow the soil to dry out), and regular loosening of the soil. To stimulate growth, you can fertilize with micronutrients after the first leaves appear. Reproduction is possible by seeds, cuttings, and dividing the bush; with proper care, the plant quickly roots and can become a permanent element in the garden or on the balcony.

'Orange' is an ideal choice for those looking for a bright but undemanding decorative plant capable of adding a touch of sunshine even on cool spring days.