White veined and white edged pink thrum
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Flat blooming, cherry blossom petalled thrum. Pale pink flowers, with pale pink reverse. Tends to be one of the later and profuse flowering Primula sieboldii cultivars. We do not know the origins of this cultivar, which we obtained in 2007.
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Ume blooming, cherry blossom petalled pin. White petals, with pink suffusion avoiding the veins, particularly towards the edges of the petals. Deep pink reverse. Raised by Alan Bloom. A reliable and attractive sakurasu cultivar.
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Flat blooming, notch petalled pin. Deep pink flowers with white suffused centre. Deep pink reverse. A very reliable cultivar, which was raised on our nursery in 2007 and named after one of Penny’s cats (which looked like the Felix cat).
Primula sieboldii
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Wave blooming, cherry blossom petalled thrum. Smaller pink flowers with white suffusion in the centre. A compact and very attractive cultivar.
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Wave blooming, overlap petalled thrum. Blue shaded white flowers with dark blue reverse. Tends to be lower growing with tight flower heads. Raised by Julian Sutton in Devon and named after the Dartmoor river. A very attractive, semi-compact Primula sieboldii cultivar.
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Dark pink pin with white central flush. Bi-lobed slender petals. The cultivar name translates as “First Crow of the Year”
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A very attractive semi-compact sakurasu cultivar. Flat to hold blooming, notched cherry blossom petalled thrum. Pink flowers with white centre and white traced veins. The Carefree Group seedling strain was created by Barnhaven primula nursery, which is now based in France. Our strain-cultivar was sourced from Martin Nest Nurseries when we first started out in [...]
Primula sieboldii
January 2024
Wave blooming, overlap petalled thrum. Pure white flowers. Tends to be lower growing that normal and one of the later cultivars to come into flower. One of our first cultivars, from Martin Nest Nurseries and a very neat and attractive Primula sieboldii.
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