Primrose

Primrose Woodmouse is the daughter of Lord and Lady Woodmouse in the Brambly Hedge book series by Jill Barklem, there was also a show inspired by the books. (I really love this book series so I think the association is adorable).

I see so many comments thinking it’s a shame that the name is now associated with the Hunger Games. Why? The Hunger Games trilogy is a thoughtful, powerful book over the dangers of an authoritarian government, tyranny, distracting the people through “entertainment”, the oppression of the poor by the rich, death, rebellion, etc. It’s really such a shame that so many have only seen the movies and place it in the same category as other young adult franchises (not that the movies are bad by any means, but the books are so much more powerful and thought-provoking. Really recommend reading them). The character that bears this name, Primrose Everdeen, younger sister of the protagonist, Katniss Everdeen, is a timid, shy healer who loves animals and is saved from the fate of death when her sister volunteers in her place for the 74th Hunger Games, which is what kicks off the entire trilogy. Sadly, (SPOILER ALERT) she ends up dying anyways (blown up by a second round of bombs) while helping dying children struck by bombs sent by Alma Coin, District 13’s leader, in the final book, Mockingjay. I rather think it’s a powerful name for a powerful character.

Primrose Everdeen! Need I say more?

Peter Thomas Primrose is an Australian politician. He has been an Australian Labor Party member of the New South Wales Legislative Council since 1996 and was also the President of the Legislative Council. Mr Primrose was previously the Labor member for Camden in the Legislativ.

Primrose Azelhart is the name of one of the 8 playable characters in the JRPG-inspired video game "Octopath Traveler", published by Square Enix in 2018.

Two famous Australians have the name Primrose.
They are socialite and philanthropist Lady Potter (born Primrose Catherine Anderson-Stuart), widow of philanthropist Sir Ian Potter, and her daughter, socialite Primrose Dunlop, known as "Pitty Pat".

Primrose was the name of Sam Gamgee's fifth daughter and ninth child in the Lord of the Rings books.

Primrose Everdeen is Katniss' little sister in the series "The Hunger Games."

A character in Susan Collin's "The Hunger Game", Primrose (or just Prim) is the younger sister of the heroine, Katniss. Prim is small, delicate and timid but is a natural at helping heal people and is clever and determined.

Primrose is a census-dedicated place on the Kenai peninsula of Alaska.

As a surname, Primrose belongs to William Primrose (1904-1982), a Scottish violist who is possibly the most well-known violist of all time.

Primrose was a character in the television programme "The Darling Buds of May."