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Border auricula seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada) Seed from Derek Salt via the APS. Flowers pale yellow

Auricula hybrid by Dean Wiegert (US): 2018 sowing of Henry Pugh's seed S1602 x S1264

Primula veris and hybrids by Kevin Baker (Canada)

Oakleaf form of polyanthus by Dean Wiegert (US): This is a cross I made in 2017.

AKI-NO-YOSOOI by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

Ruffled Cowichan by Lucy Coles (US): Cowichan grown from Barhaven seed.

A double by Lucy Coles(US) From a 2018 cross

'Sarah-Gisby' by Maedythe Martin (Canada): Dark exotic double I brought back from England more than a decade ago.

Polyanthus seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada) Seed from Juliana primrose 'Dorothy' via the APS. Big plant

Beatix-Wooster by Maedythe Martin (Canada): Finally repotted this and it performed much better.

Jack in the Green by Lucy Coles (US): A Jack-in-the-Green grown from Barnhaven seed and I think is prettier in bud than in bloom.

Primula Belarina 'Pink Ice' by Elizabeth Lawson (US)

Semi-double auricula seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada) Seed from Maedythe Martin. Green flowers become yellow and then white

AKE-NO-TAMAGAKI by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

Fancy auricula seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada) Seed from Henry Pugh of NAPS M&W. Flowers pink with grey edge

APPARE by Paul Held US): A named Sakuraso

Polyanthus seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada) Seed from 'Dark Rosaleen' x a dark red polyanthus, perhaps a Cowichan

Apricot Hose in Hose by Lucy Coles (US) An apricot colored Hose-in-the-Hose grown from Barhaven seeds

Ama-no-Hagoromo by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

'Cloisine' by Lucy Coles (US)

A double by Lucy Coles (US) A Rose-Cranberry double

ANE-MUSUME by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

Auricula with pink picotee by Maedythe Martin (Canada): Garden auriculas with pictotee edges are so pretty. Pink one from John Kerridge seed.

Primula elatior by Elizabeth Lawson US): The quintessential, lovely Primula elatior, though if you look closely, the calyx is doing something unusual!

Yellow Primrose by Elizabeth Lawson (US): Few flowering plants do yellow better than primroses. This is an old hybrid that has been flourishing in Naples, NY, for a long time

Semi-double auricula seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada) Seed from Maedythe Martin of the APS. Purple flowers with stripes and farina

Primula Belarina 'Pink Ice' by Elizabeth Lawson (USA)

ASAHI-JISHI by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

AKANE-SORA by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

Primula juliae by Maedythe Martin (Canada) Treat this one like an alpine plant and it does better.

Primula 'Marie Crousse' by Elizabeth Lawson (US): A double with a long history. I can't remember where I got it. It was quite unhappy where I planted it, but I kept moving it around, and now it flowers and flowers

gold laced poly by Jane Guild (Canada)

Primula 'Wanda' by Elizabeth Lawson (US): A passalong plant from a friend--Primula 'Wanda', vivid, spreading, and easy

Auricula hybrid by Dean Wiegert (US): 2018 sowing of Henry Pugh's seed S1412 x Crimple

Primula marginata seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada)

AOBA by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

White P. kisoana by Maedythe Martin (Canada): This plant was a small offset from Jay Lunn 4 years ago. It has finally settled in.

Primula veris by Elizabeth Lawson (US): Who can resist the cowslip with the inflated calyx, so pale green against the lovely butter yellow

'Linotype' by Maedythe Martin (Canada): One of my striped auricula hybrids from 2015

AKEGARASU by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

ASUKAGAWA by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

Border auricula seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada) Seed from border auricula 'Starling.' Flowers pink with farina