Primula 2016

[David Nicholson]

hi, it's Eureka. I'll put up some individual shots over the next few days.

It's out early this year, usually it's the last one out of the whites I have.

Ah, it's one I have (or at least my database tells me I have). I haven't seen it this year,  I'll have to search it out.

[Yann]

David and Mark you've a nice looking collection.

[Mark Griffiths]

hi, 2 of the three whites I grow. First Eureka and then Avalanche. I have a soft spot for Avalanche as I bought it as a callow youth from Joe Elliott the year it was introduced. It actually had a purplish tint when it flowered and I took it back and he swapped it out. I've now got plants from two sources and sometimes a slight purple tinge appears but most of the time it's sort of cream.

[Graeme]

Primula show Knowle - 19-03-2016 - tables were pretty thin

1/Primula
2/ P. Auricula
3/ Primula
4/ Prinula Clarkii

[Graeme]

1/ P. Allionii
2/ more Allionii
3/ Lindum Romance
4/ Lindum Little Sweetie
5/ Chivalry

[Graeme]

1/ Malcolm
2/ Eveline Burrow
3/ Aire Mist
4/ Nightingale
5/ Lindum Smoke

[Graeme]

1/ Snowflake
2/ Blindsee
3/ Lindum Priviledge
4/ Lindum Ptarmigan
5/ Lindum Priviledge

[Graeme]

1/ Lindum Gecko - couldnt get a good picture of it
2/ Lindum Smoke
3/ Primula Jo Jo
4/ new seedling class
5/ nice blue Marginata seedling

[Graeme]

three best plants as far as I was concerned
Lindum Priviledge
Lindum Ptarmigan
and the dark marginata cross seedling at the end

[Maggi Young]

Maybe  numbers were thin but agree there are some crackers there, Graeme - thanks for showing the photos.

[David Nicholson]

Yes, thanks for posting them Graeme. I think under the circumstances there were some very good plants on the benches.

Going back to the whites and Mark's picture 'Snowflake' looks one to get hold of and I liked Lindum Ptarmigan in Graeme's picture too.

[Mark Griffiths]

David, mine were Eureka and Avalanche 

[David Nicholson]

Sorry Mark, I'd meant to say 'Avalanche'

[Graeme]

my allionii are just starting to flower it will be easter before they are out - so I might see them this year

[Claire Cockcroft]

This plant came as "Primula hirsuta nivea alba", not a valid name.  Nameless, it's lovely nevertheless.