Some similarities to : Scottish Primrose but Scottish Primrose is much shorter and has much smaller flowers than does Birdseye Primrose.

Birdseye Primrose has the most perfect-looking lilac-pink flowers with a yellow central 'eye', and look almost as if they were made of plastic. They have five petals with pronounced nicks in the middle of the ends, and are mostly planar, presenting a flat aspect. There are several flowers on the end of a slightly woolly downy upright stalk about 8 inches long. The stalk single arises from a basal rosette of long spoon-shaped sheeny leaves, that have irregular but small teeth along the edge.

It grows in alkaline limestone areas in dampish places where the grass is fairly short.

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