Primula sieboldii 'Dancing Ladies'
Umbels of rose to lavender to pink frilly flowers in summer. Humus rich moist soil.
Part shade. H30cm x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Manakoora’
A fine pale blue selection of this Barnhaven Strain.Humus rich moist soil. Part shade.
H30cm x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Pago Pago’
Frilly flowers in shades of rose, carmine, marshmallow and blush pinks. Humus rich
moist soil. Part shade. H30cm x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Snowdrop’
Large white flowers in late spring. Humus rich moist soil. Shade to part shade. Dormant
in summer. H25cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii 'Winter Dreams'
Selected forms from an old Barnhaven strain.
Umbels of white frilly flowers in summer. Humus rich moist soil. Part shade. H30cm
x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Carefree’
Smooth edged pink flowers with a white centre. £5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Blue Lagoon’
Pinkish blue white eyed flowers. Humus rich moist soil. Part shade. H30cm x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii Frilly Pink Shades
A Barnhaven strain. Frilled flowers in a range of pink shades from deepest rose to
soft blush. Humus rich moist soil. Part shade. H30cm x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Geisha Girl’
Pink flowers with white centres and veining. Humus rich moist soil. Part shade. H30cm
x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Gin-pukurin’
Smooth edged flowers, pale pink flowers with deep pink on the back. Humus rich moist
soil. Part shade. H30cm x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Girl of the Limberlost’
Fringed light blue flowers. Humus rich moist soil. Part shade. H30cm x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Seraphim’
Large soft mauve blue flowers in Spring. Humus rich moist soil. Part shade. H30cm
x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Snowbird’
A Barnhaven strain
Pure white frilled flowers in Spring. Humus rich moist soil. Part shade. H30cm x
S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Snowflake’
Lovely ragged pure white flowers in Spring. Humus rich moist soil. Part shade. H30cm
x S45cm.
£5.00
Primula sieboldii ‘Sorcha’s Pink’
Smooth edged pale pink
£5.00
Primula sieboldii
One of the best woodland primulas it will grow happily on all but the driest soils
provided it is planted in dappled shade and also happy in moist conditions. Originating
in asia this was introduced to cultivation in Japan in the 16th century where many
hybrid variants have been developed and displayed, much in the same way that auriculas
are so popular in europe.
Introduction to european gardens was not until the 19th century and surprisingly
, since they make such good garden plants few variants have been readily available
until more recently,
Some of the best introductions are represented in the Barnhaven strains developed
by Jared and Sylvia Sinclair in Cumbria and continually refined to date at the Barnhaven
nursery in France.
Increasing numbers of Japanese hybrids are also becoming available in this country,
beautiful in form and colour.