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

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

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

'Cloisine' by Lucy Coles (US)

AOBA by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

ASUKAGAWA by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

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

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

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

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

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

APPARE by Paul Held US): A named Sakuraso

Primula veris and hybrids by Kevin Baker (Canada)

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

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

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

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

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 (US)

AKI-NO-YOSOOI 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

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

AKEGARASU by Paul Held (US): A named Sakuraso

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

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

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

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

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

Primula marginata seedling by Kevin Baker (Canada)