This Primula, taller than P. hirsuta or P. integrifolia, is said to be sometimes toothed at the top but all the plants we saw had distinct serrations on the rather broad and rounded, fleshy leaves. It can be found up to heights of 10,000 feet in both the Pyrenees and the central Alps.

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LHS: Port de Boucharo, French Pyrenees 11th June 2009 RHS: Val de fain, Engadine, Swiss Alps, 6th July 2010

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