Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Specific Families and Genera => Gesneriaceae => Topic started by: ashley on August 08, 2020, 01:09:10 PM
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Primulina hybrid 'Stardust'
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Looks very delicate Ashley, I've not heard of that one.
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P. (Deinostigma) tamiana is probably more widely grown Shelagh, but Primulina is now a big genus and there are quite a few hybrids too.
This one is more robust than D. tamiana & with lightly patterned foliage, but is just as easy to manage.
My plant was rather slow at first but now is showing a good flush of flower buds in the leaf axils. I haven't tried propagating it yet.
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A selection of Chiritas/Primulinas.
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A Titanotrichum oldhamii, which I've also posted in another thread.
Said to just about manage planted outdoors.
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.. and now..
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that's putting on a good show, Giles - love it!
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Petrocosmea parryorum
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