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Mark Griffiths
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very nice plant though.
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Hello from East Lincolnshire
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Yes it is mark, it's a pity though it's not doing so well In it's native habitat.
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John, Toynton St Peter Lincolnshire
Giles
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Primula sieboldii
Magnolias underplanted with Barnhaven seedlings.
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How nice P.sieboldii look under the magnolias!
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Leena from south of Finland
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Thankyou, Leena.
I'm very fond of them.
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Giles
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Primula sieboldii with just the merest hint of lilac - how very pretty.
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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johngennard
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Giles I love your underplanting of primula sieboldii.Where would I be able to purchase the seed from?
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May 25, 2015, 07:23:17 AM »
Thankyou, John.
I get my seed here:
http://www.barnhaven.com/primula-sieboldii/sieboldii-seeds
Probably best to wait now, until the new crop of seed comes in, and sow Dec/Jan.
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I have also
P.sieboldii
('Dancing Ladies' and 'Manakoora') from Barnhaven, sown couple of years ago in autumn, and I like them very much. That is a good source of fresh seeds and they have many sorts of
P.sieboldii
. Last autumn I sowed their Smooth Blue Forms (
P.sieboldii
), and they are germinating now. Can't wait to see how they will look next year.
These Barnhaven
P.sieboldii
flower later than my old
P.sieboldii
without cultivar name (pink), which is flowering now, Barnhavens primulas flower here in June. I wonder why that is..
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Leena from south of Finland
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Primula sieboldii 'Dancing Ladies'
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May 26, 2015, 11:48:49 AM »
I just visited the location where Primula mallophylla was rediscovered a couple of years ago... Two hours walking around in the rain, and not a single trace of any Primula to be seen. I see one of the Chinese plant dealers are selling it, makes you wonder how many plants are actually left in the wild
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Philip Walker
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Primula kisoana
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Susan Band
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Sorry to hear you had a wasted journey bjornar. Here is a primula bjornar (arisaema)found a couple of years ago flowering now in Scotland from his seed. Primula agleniana
Does primula kingii live anywhere near your travels
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Susan Band, Pitcairn Alpines, ,PERTH. Scotland
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Very nice, glad to see them in flower so soon! No P. kingii where I'm allowed, but P. valentiana is more or less the same I think, and you already got seeds of that
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