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Primrose vs. Rose
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Is Rose similar enough to Primrose to be substituted for Primrose? I know that Rose is an acceptable substitution for any flower but I'm trying to go deeper than that. That is, if Rose were not the catch-all replacement flower, could you still use it as a substitution for Primrose? Also, what other flowers can be substituted for Primrose?

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I wouldn't substitute primrose with rose because rose is more decorative in fill in than primrose being more fully ceremonial. Perhaps bluebell, but more on the decorative than an attribute to magic.
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How are you using the primrose?

Rose and primrose might be different but do not let the looks deceive you. I do not see why rose cannot be used as a substitute for a primrose. They share very similar magical properties. They both provide protection, help with love, and aid with individuality. Rose is often seen as a common substitute for most flowers. They can capture the eye or they can pierce your skin. It has so many uses...

Information on Primrose: https://www.patheos.com/blogs/poisonersapothecary/2018/08/23/lunar-herb-evening-primrose/
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To each their own. As far as I thought with shielding, bluebell and primrose are ok for outdoor decorative and for field casting, but yeah. A mild heart attribute is faster than a shield, and rose and primrose can double as a quick bouquet compared to a rose less bluebell, primrose bunch. I tried.
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Also, without primrose, rose can help with a quick empathic uplift, if the point was for primrose was for protection, as I thought it would count as.
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