Primula 'Bon Accord Cerise' An old double primula. This is a recent acquisition for us and we'll post a photograph as soon as it flowers. Happy at the front of a border or in pots and containers. Height: 15cm Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Corporal Baxter' Fully double scarlet flowers, shading to a a good crimson – a prolific flowerer. Flowers in March and April. Prefers a moist, shady or party shady spot, with free-draining soil. A reliable and strong grower. Height: 15cm Common...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Fireflies' Lovely, velvety-red small flowers stand proud of the green primula leaves. Flowers from late winter to early spring. Prefers a moist, shady or party shady spot, with free-draining soil. Height: 20cm Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Gold Lace Jack in the Green' A real jewel of a plant. Lovely gold-laced flowers and they are also a jack-in-the-green form. This means the flowers are surrounded by an attractive ruff of green leaves. (i.e. the calix has turned into leaves). A sought after form by plant...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Guinevere' An old named variety, sometimes known as 'Garryard Guinevere'. Unusual brown-bronzy-green leaves set off pale pink flowers nicely. Happy at the front of a border or in pots and containers. RHS Award for Garden Merit. Height: 15cm Common name(s):Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Lady Greer' Dainty ivory primrose flowers above neat green foliage. Height: 9cm Common name(s):Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Old Port' Deep red flowers in from March to May. Height: 8cm Common name(s):Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Quaker's Bonnet' A very old pale lilac-pink double primrose that almost became extinct but was thankfully rescued. Quaker's Bonnet is a strong grower which flowers abundantly from early to late spring. Height: 12cm Synonym: Primula 'Lilacena plena'Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Sue Jervis' Apparently discovered growing wild in the UK, this primula does have very similar characteristics of the wild primrose. However the beautiful double pale-pink blooms could not be more different. Flowers in March and April. Prefers a moist,...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula 'Wanda' An old variety with masses of red-purple flowers in early to late spring. A very robust primula. Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Height: 15cm Synonm: Primula × pruhonicensis 'Wanda' Picture courtesy of The Hardy Plant Society.Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula alpicola Found only in the Tsangpo river basin in south-eastern Tibet at an altitude as high as 15,000ft, where it grows in marshy ground and damp meadows, is this beautiful and graceful plant with long stalks bearing one or two umbels of numerous, fragrant,...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula beesiana From the mountain meadows of China, this primula works best when planted in groups. Will happy self seed so you don't need to buy lots of plants, simply leave the flower heads on. Beautiful candelabras of flowers in spring and summer. Loved by...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula denticulata var. alba A beautiful perennial primula. White drumsticks arise proudly from neat green foliage. Works well under shrubs or at the front of borders. It's also suitable for growing in bog gardens and at the pond edge. Self seeds and looks really good in drifts...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula florindae A large primula with tall yellow candelabras of flowers held high above green foliage. Likes a shady spot in damp soil and can take it very wet. Will self-seed if allowed. Late flowering for a primula, in July and August. Height: 60cm Originates in...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula japonica 'Carminea' A tall, candelabra-type primula bearing deep carmine red flowers on tall stems from late spring to early summer. Perfect for a woodland garden, shady border or boggy area. Happy in heavy, wet soil but will thrive in any spot providing it's not bone-dry...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula japonica 'Miller's Crimson' Beautiful crimson flowers from late spring to early summer. A perfect plant for a woodland garden, shady border or boggy area. Happy in heavy, wet soil but will thrive in any spot providing it's not bone-dry. Leave seed pods on if you want to gain new...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula japonica 'Postford White' A very fine white candelabra. Whorled tiers of beautiful white flowers with a golden yellow eye, over mid-green foliage. A perfect plant for a woodland garden, shady border or boggy area. Happy in heavy, wet soil but will thrive in any spot providing...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula marginata Slightly scented lavender flowers above rosettes of leathery serrated leaves. One of the earliest Primula species to bloom in the spring. This species was described in 1792 from garden grown plants collected from the wild in 1781. In the wild,...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula veris 'Sunset Shades' (red cowslip) A cowslip hybrid which produces large heads of nodding flowers in shades of yellow, orange and red, including bi-colours. A worthy addition to a woodland or shady garden. Happy in normal or wet soil. Picture shows red only but the colours vary as above...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula veris (cowslip) A favourite British native of the hedgerows and meadows, now sadly largely in decline across the country. Fragrant lemon-yellow flowers in spring. Flowers from March to May. Height: 18cm Common name(s): Cowslip; Paigle; Herb Peter; Keyflower;...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula vulgaris 'Alba Plena' A really good old variety. Vigorous and free flowering.Common name(s): Double white primroseClick here for full details... £5.50
Primula vulgaris (Primrose) The true English Primrose. Not to be confused with the cultivated varieties of primrose available, this is the native version found in hedgerows and woods across the country. Fresh, delicate scent, and pale lemon flowers, which were traditionally...Click here for full details... £5.50
Primula vulgaris (Primrose) - Bareroot Bareroot - available in winter months only Unlike most of our plants (which are potted), we are able to offer Primrose bareroot at a reduced price. Bareroot means that the plant has been dug out of the ground and is not growing in a pot. They will arrive...Click here for full details... £3.20
Primula wanda 'Tomato Red' A red version of the old ‘Wanda’ with masses of bright reddish orange flowers in Spring. Height: 8cm Click here for full details... £5.50
