Very hardy and long-lived, they are happiest in bog gardens, near ponds and streams, and grow well in damp shady borders.
Primula vulgaris ‘Avondale’ £7.00 Add to cart.Primula veris ‘Hose-in-Hose’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula Stella Scarlet Pimpernel £6.00 Add to cart.Primula Silver laced group black flowered £5.00 Add to cart.Primula rosea ‘Gigas’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula japonica alba £5.00 Add to cart.Primula japonica ‘Postford White’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula japonica ‘Miller’s Crimson’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula japonica ‘Appleblossom’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula elatior hybrids £5.00 Add to cart.Primula elatior ‘Jessica’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula capitata mooreana £5.00 Add to cart.Primula auricula ‘Forest Splendid’ (D) £6.00 Add to cart.Primula auricula ‘Forest Brown Sugar’ (D) £6.00 Add to cart.Primula alpicola luna £5.00 Add to cart.Primula alpicola alpicola £5.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Premadiente Rose’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Groenekan’s Glorie’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Valentine’ £6.00 Select options.Primula ‘Belarina Rosette Nectarine’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Pink Ice’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Pink Champagne’ £6.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Lively Lilac’ £6.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Lemon Chiffon’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Goldie’ £6.00 Add to cart.
Primula ‘Belarina Cream’ £5.00 Select options.Primula ‘Belarina Cream’ £6.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Buttercup’ £5.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Blue Champion’ £6.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina Amethyst Ice’ £6.00 Add to cart.Primula ‘Belarina ‘Butter Yellow’ £6.00 Add to cart.Striped (S/St) these have striped flowers and a paste centre.ĭouble (D) These have double flowers which can become saturated in heavy rain and lie on the soil. Grey – an intermediate form where some leaf colour can be seen.įancy– Show fancies are by definition show auriculas not conforming to any of the other types. White – farina so dense that no leaf green shows through. Green – no farina present on the leaf-like edge. Show self has a single coloured flower except for the paste centre. This can spoil the look of the flower if rain gets on it. Show (S) The eye of plants in this section is called the paste because it resembles unglazed porcelain: the paste is formed by a waxy substance, farina. There is no farina on the flower and the petal edges are ruffled. There is no farina (white meal) on the flower so it can be grown outside without rain spoiling the flower.īorder (B) The original garden auricula which is strong, sturdy and well able to withstand weather. The flower is shaded from dark to lighter at the edges. Alpine (A) These are either light or gold centred.
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