Primulas 2012

[Shadylanejewel]

Wow Marianne they are all gorgeous.  Three more to add to my must have list.   

[peter hood]

Marianne,
Lovely to see that the seed I supplied to the seed exchange of Primula bracteata dubernardiana doing so well! I had one flower in January, before the cold spell, and three plants are now flowering; many more with buds on too.

[Maggi Young]

Marianne,
Lovely to see that the seed I supplied to the seed exchange of Primula bracteata dubernardiana doing so well! I had one flower in January, before the cold spell, and three plants are now flowering; many more with buds on too.

Isn't it grand to be able to see and share these plant experiences in this way?  A reward for the kind donors to see how their seed is growing and being appreciated thousands of miles away 

[sippa]

Peter, I am so glad you came forward as the donor of the seed for the P. bracteata.  As a grower it is very nice to be able to share when things work out well.  The little plant has more buds to come.  I feel very fortunate to have gotten some of the seed, and hope it will survive our climate. 

Marianne

[Giles]

Outdoors:
Primula vulgaris 'Taigetos'
P.elatior

[Giles]

'Wisley Red'
Feathered polyanthus seedling (calyx)

[Giles]

Greenhouse:
Cowichans

[Giles]

 

[ruweiss]

Giles, thank you for showing us these goodies,
here are 2 Pr. allionii from my Alpine house:

[sippa]

Lovely plants both of you.

Marianne

[mark smyth]

Lovely Cowichans. Giles did you grow them from seed?

A close up of John Fielding

[Maggi Young]

Fine photo of Primula fedtschenkoi just been posted by Jan  in the crocus pages... I'll repeat it here

[Don B]

Oh my... fedtschenkii; I think I just drooled a little on my keyboard from having my mouth open.

[Jan]

malá rarita

[WimB]

A white Primula fedtschenkoi, WOW