Primula ‘Barnhaven Blues’ Single flowers in shades of cornflower, turquoise, indigo and azure. Any good soil. Part shade. H10cm x S15cm.

Primula acaulis ‘Butterscotch’ Single flowers in shades of copper, bronze, champagne and butter yellow in spring.

Primula acaulis ‘Candy Pinks’ Single flowers in shades of clear pinks, satin pinks soft peach, shell salmon and baby pinks. Any good soil. Part shade. H10cm x S15cm.

Primula acaulis ‘Harbinger’ Single flowers in shades of pale yellow. Any good soil. Part shade. H10cm x 15cm.

Primula acaulis ‘Osiered Amber’ Single flowers in shades of amber, apricot and pale yellow in spring. Any good soil. Part shade. H10cm x S15cm.

Primula ‘Amethyst Cowichan’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of amethyst and violet. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula ‘Blue Cowichan’ Many intense blue flowers on one stem, some with a black bee centre. Any good soil, part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula ‘Garnet Cowichan’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of garnet, black garnet and ruby. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula ‘Venetian Cowichan’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of hot pink-reds, mandarin and strawberry reds. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula acaulis ‘Mixed Barnhavens’ Single flowers in a mixture of colours. Any good soil. Part shade. H10cm x S15cm.

 

Primula acaulis ‘Tartan Reds’ Single flowers in rich red shades, many with dark stems and foliage. Any good soil. Part shade. H10cm x S15cm.

Primula acaulis ‘Traditional Yellows’ Single flowers in shades of yellow. Any good soil. Part shade. H10cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Chartreuse’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of cream  iced with green or white and shading to a green centre. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Harvest Yellows’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of ivory, lemon, buttercup, canary, mimosa and orange yellow. Good fragrance. Any good soil. Part shade. H10cmx S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Indian Reds’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of scarlet, vermilion, guardsman and cherry reds. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Little Egypt’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of vivid reds, oranges and brick colours. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Marine Blues’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of cobalt, delft, sky and navy blues. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Muted Victorians’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of lavender, violet, blue or buff. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘New Pinks’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of wild rose, bright raspberry and sweet pea pinks. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Paris 90’ Barnhaven primula. White and cream edged blue flowers in spring. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Ramona’ Barnhaven primula with spectacular coppered red flowers in spring. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cmx S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Spice Shades’ Many flowers on one stemin shades of chocolate, coffee, cinnamon and ginger. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Striped Victorians’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of blues, violets and dusky pinks, all veined and striped. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

Primula polyanthus ‘Violet Victorians’ Many flowers on one stem in shades of violet, royal purple, plum and damson. Any good soil. Part shade. H25cm x S15cm.

 

 

 

                                                               BARNHAVEN PRIMULAS

The strain of Barnhaven Primroses date back to the early 1940s in America when Florence Bellis first began developing the colours and characteristics we see today. Between 1966 and 1990 the nursery operated in Brigsteer, Cumbria under Jared and Sylvia Sinclair. Since then it has again moved country and is now situated in France where we buy the seed today. For more information please go to www.barnhavenprimroses.com