
Gold-centred alpine auricula from £4.00
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Primula auricula Ancient Society – beautiful flowers of red shading to orange; a little paler than ‘Piers Telford’. Named in honour of the world’s oldest gardening club, The Ancient Society of Florists (pre-1768). Bred by Ken Bowser from a ‘Sirius’ and Snooty Fox II’ cross in 1997. |
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Primula Auricula Andrea Julie - bright orangey red to light orange shading, flowers on short stems. Raised by Derek Telford and named after his daughter. |
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Primula auricula Bookham Firefly – vivid velvety crimson shading to a maroon edge. Offsets very freely. Raised by James Douglas in 1936. |
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Primula auricula Brown Ben - deep velvety crimson brown shading through crimson to pinky brown edged petals. |
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Primula auricula Brown Bess – strongly shaded brown to beige. Bred by Hal Cohen from Haysom seed 1963 |
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Primula auricula Butterwick – shades of rich brownish red Raised by Derek Salt. |
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Primula Auricula Doreen Stephens - deep velvety crimson shading to light crimson, very neat plant. |
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Primula Auricula Dusky Maiden – maroon to lighter purple. Raised by Arthur Delbridge 1988. |
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Primula auricula Elizabeth Ann - shaded from deep velvety maroon to maroon crimson, beautifully neat plant with one of the best gold centres. Bred by Jim Sherwood in 1974. |
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Primula auricula Galen – velvety dark orangey red browns are very lightly shaded, very distinct. Image not good, of old flower. Named after the first apothecary by Ron Cole (himself a chemist), who raised it from a ‘Forge’ x ‘Robin Hood’ seedling in 1970. |
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Primula Auricula Gay Crusader - vivid orangey red shaded to orange, a very bright plant named after a Derby horse race winner. Raised by Les Kaye from 'Rodeo' and 'Andrea Julie' in 1982. |
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Primula auricula Indian Love Call – Shaded in red to gold. Raised by Derek Telford 1995. |
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Primula Auricula Kingcup - deep reddish brown shading to light gold. Bred by C.G.Haysom in 1944. |
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Primula Auricula Lee Paul - browny maroon shaded to dirty yellow. Bred by Derek Telford from 'Sirius' in 1990. |
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Primula Auricula Ling - velvety deep red shading to lighter red. Came from a batch of discarded seedlings from Les Kaye and given to Mary A. Robinson, who then propagated and distributed this one. Discovered a couple of years later that the name came from a broken plant label SEED / LING c 1987. |
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Primula Auricula Nickity - neat plant in shades of dull red to lighter red. A seedling from 'Sirius' bred by Cliff Timpson. |
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Primula Auricula Pharaoh - velvety deep maroon to pale maroon shading. |
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Primula Auricula Snooty Fox - deep orangey red shading to lighter red, beautiful bright plant. Bred from 'Andrea Julie' seed by Derek Telford in 1978. |
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Primula Auricula Sumo - attractive gold to dark brown shades. Bred by Derek Telford in 1993. |
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Primula Auricula T A Hadfield - very dark velvety maroon pink shading to light pink. |
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Primula Auricula Tarantella - very strongly shaded in reddish browns. Sister plant to 'Snooty Fox II' and raised by Derek Telford . |
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Primula auricula The Sneep – red shading to lighter red and raised by Derek Telford . 1989 X £4.50 X |
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Primula auricula Winnifrid – rich velvety red petals, lightly shaded. Not to be confused with the border auricula ‘Winifred’. Bred by Frank Faulkner in 1950. |
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Gold-centred alpine auricula from £4.00