Primulas 2012

[hadacekf]

Ron,
I seems to work on most for me but not all. Thank you!

[David Nicholson]

Really? Just one left click on the red cross.
Does a picture that is there dissapear for you when you click on it? Then come back when you click on the cross?

Just checked the pictures and crosses on this page. Reply 226-it doesn't work; Reply228-it doesn't work; Reply 233-it does work and the picture that is there reverts to a red cross when I click on it.

Most odd!

[Brian Ellis]

Well blow me down, I don't even see any red crosses...I am using Opera as a browser so perhaps that is why.

[David Pilling]

Hi,

Glad to see we can attach images again, and all the ones above are working...

This struck me as an unusually dark polyanthus. From a distance it looks black, but not close up.

[Maggi Young]

Thank goodness that Fred has sorted the hiccups so all the photos are now visible

 David, that lovely dark primula makes me think of the "old" varieites, which so often had that deep velvety colour. Most attractive.

[Giles]

Primula sieboldii's

[Armin]

Marvelous primulas from everyone.

A sight on a part of my meadow and some closer views...

[Giles]

some more sieboldii's

[Giles]

Very nice orange ones, Armin 
This one not for those of a delicate constitution (reminds me of some Sax fortunei cultivars)

[Michael J Campbell]

Primula sieboldii Blush.
Primula sieboldii Pink Laced

[Giles]

..plant out in garden, and let them get on with it.. ( )

[Armin]

Giles,
thanks you like the orange ones. I bought 2 plants from Renate Brinkers and they have spread. The red one possible is from Chris Boulby seed.

Your different forms and colors of P. sieboldii's are suberb!
Do you grow them outside?

Michael, very beautiful!

[Giles]

I plant them out when they 2 yrs old.
Last one (recent purchase) 'Snowdrop'

[Armin]

'Snowdrop' is stunning! 

[hadacekf]

David,
The leaves of Primula frondosa are heavily mealed, but become greener as summer. Its lilac-pink, yellow-eyed, umbelliferous flowers appear in late spring