Authors Codes: Ivanel Agee (IA);Orval Agee (OA);Anita Alexander(AA);Ralph Balcom (RB);Elmer Baldwin (EB);Dan Bamford (DB);Alice Hills Baylor (AHB);Frank Beattie(FB);Florence Levy Bellis (FLB); Ralph Benedict (RB2);Mrs.A.C.U.Berry(RSB)Walter Blasdale (WB);;Dr.R.M.Bond(RMB);R.H Briggs (RHB);TC Clare (TC);Grace Conboy (GC);Roland E. Cooper (RC);Herbert Dickson (HD);Grace Dowling (GD);Linda Eickman (LE);GK Fenderson (GF);Nancy Ford (NF);H.Lincoln Foster (LF);Charles Gilman(CG);Lulu Mae Hamilton(LMH);Mrs. Hannon (HA);Cyrus Happy (CH);Capt.C.A. Hawkes (CAH);CG Haysom (CGH);Betty Jane Hayward (BJH);Ruth Bartlett Huston (RBH);Leo Jelitto (LJ);Rosetta Jones (RJ);Mrs. John L. Karnopp (JK);Doretta Klaber (DK);Peter Klein (PK);Caroline Morse Lord(CML);Ann Lunn (AL);Jay Lunn (JL);Rick Lupp (LU);Robert Luscher (RL);George L.MacAlevy (GM);James Stewart McLees (JM);Donald Neil O’Connell (DO);Clare Regan (CR);Lou Roberts (LR);Frances K.Roberson (FR);Dorothy Springer (DS);Chester K. Strong (CS);Beth Tait (BT);Carlton H. Worth (CW);Dr. C.R Worth (CRW);Susan Worthington (SW)
PLEASE NOTE: This list is not yet complete. Although the contents of issues from 1980 through 2005 have not yet been listed, many of these issues are available.
Table of Contents
| Vol.1, No.1,2,3 & 4 and Vol.2, No.1 & 2 are no longer available. | |
| Vol.2, No.3; January 1945. No longer available. | |
| Vol.2,No.4: April 1945; Yearbook. “A Goode Flowre: The Primrose”, part 1(Primroses figuring in early prints and plates)Sgt.Samuel French Morse; The Chemistry of the Farina Produced by Certain Primulas(WB); A Few Companionate Plantings for Primulas,J.G.Bacher; The Preparation of Herbarium Specimens(CS); P. angustifolia; Seeding and Summer Care of Primroses,Mrs.P.H.McClelland; Primula Reports from Quebec, Nova Scotia and Maryland; Hot Water Method for Quick Germination of Seeds; The Landing of the Primrose; Reports of Officers; Membership Roster. | |
| Vol.3,No.1: July 1945. “A Good Flowre: The Primrose”, part 2 (The Golden Age of Prints and Engravings); Hunting for Primulas with Capt.F.Kingdon Ward, part 1 (CML); Understanding the Asiatics (Climatic conditions and elevations of Asiatic Primulas as guide to successful garden culture)(FLB); Tips on Summer Seeding; P.aurantiaca; Reviews of Show. | |
| Vol.3,No.2: October 1945. P. allioni (WB); “A Good Flowre: The Primrose”, conclusion; Hunting for Primulas with Capt.F. Kingdon Ward, conclusion; Hybridizing for Double Primroses (DO); Reports of Six Meetings. | |
| Vol.3, No.3 & 4: January 1946 & April 1946 are no longer available. | |
| Vol.4,No.1: July 1946. An Early Book on the Auricula, part 1(WB); Site and the Part It Plays in Plant Survival, A.H.MacAndrews; P.intercedens (An American species discovered along the northern shore of Lake Huron and through the Bruce Peninsula)(FB)&(CS); Red Spider; Growing Asiatics: Mistakes No.2 and 3,Helen Garrett; Notes on Primulas in New Hampshire(CML); The Auricula Chart of G.H.Dalrymple; Yearbook of National Auricula Society (Northern Section) of England, 1946 (Review); Review of Annual Primrose Show. | |
| Vol.4,No.2: October 1946. An Early Book on the Auricula, conclusion (Review of M.Guenin’s treatise, 1738)(WB); Notes on Botanical Nomenclature(DO); Notes About P. allionii(CR); Experiences With the Primula in Maryland,Mrs.W.H.Haydon; Review of National Auricula Society (Northern Section) of England YearBook, 1947; Ice – A Successful Winter Mulch. | |
| Vol.4,No.3: January 1947. No longer available. | |
| Vol.4,No.4: April 1947; Yearbook. Notes on the Sections of the Genus Primula (Location, description, culture of the Section Auricula)(DO); Old World Primroses (Shakespearan and Double Primroses(CAH)); Notes on the Use of Polyanthus in the Landscape; Blue Primroses; Preparing Primroses for the Show; How Polyanthus Are Judged (with judging score)(FLB); It’s Our Favourite Genus, Too; Polyanthus in Northern California; Primroses At the Foot of Pikes Peak; Reports of Officers; Membership Roster. | |
| Vol.5,No.1: July 1947.Notes on the Sections of the Genus Primula,Pt.2 (Cuneifolia, Parryi, Verticillata, and Farinosae)(DO); P. parryi(CS); Some Primulas of the Fariunosae Section; Dividing and Watering; New Control for Red Spider; Control of Strawberry Beetle and Its Larvae; A Disappointing Hunt for Primulas (CRW); Seedling Care. | |
| Vol.5,No.2: October 1947. Notes on the Section of the Genus Primula,Pt.3 (Souliei, Denticulata, Minutissimae and Candelabra)(DO); Capt. Ward’s Impending Expedition and a Brief Sketch of Plant Hunters of the Past(FLB); List of Primulas contained in Capt. F. Kingdon Ward’s Books; Detailed Review of the Annual Spring Show. | |
| Vol.5,No.3: January 1948. To Whom We Are Indebted (Comprehensive work by Secretary of English Auricula Society on those men responsible for the development of Show and Alpine Auriculas)(RHB); Sphagnum Propagation of Auriculas(GM); Winter Care; Old and Modern Potting Composts for Auriculas(FLB).**FEW LEFT** | |
| Vol.5,No.4: April 1948; Yearbook. No longer available. | |
| Vol.6,No.1: July 1948. Hunting the Southern Primulas(CRW); P.vialii; Show Reviews; Summer Seedling Care. | |
| Vol.6,No.2: October 1948. Farrar, Ingleborough Hall, England(RHB); Primroses in Perspective; The Denticulata-Cachmeriana Merry-Go-Round(FLB); Reviewing the Julianas, Mrs. Philip Hart. | |
| Vol.6,No.3 & 4: January 1949 & April 1949. No longer available. | |
| Vol.7,No.1: July 1949. P. verticillata(WB); Lost in Paradise(LMH);Talc for Safety; Control of Bread Molds on Primrose Seeds, Edwin L. Bechtol; Primula Chromosome Count. | |
| Vol.7,No.2: October 1949. Primula Manual for Newer Members(FLB); Reports on Show; A Border from One Hose-in-Hose, Edward O. Birch; SketchBook on HiH. | |
| Vol.7,No.3: January 1950. P. cusickiana(RSB); A Symposium on P. sieboldii; Strains (LE); The Discoverer of P. Cusickiana; Questions from Members. | |
| Vol.7,No.4: April 1950. Virus Diseases on Primroses(RMB); Sowing Primula Seed; Primula Culture in an Eastern Garden(CRW); Preservation of Primula Florets(CS); History of the Pacific Strain of Polyanthus, Frank Reinelt; Preparing Primroses for Use in Corsages; Color and Personality (LMH);Buy Seeds from a Reliable Dealer. | |
| Vol.8,No.1:July 1950. Lindane, New Terror to Garden Pests; On Seeing Shows; Grass Clippings Mulch; Some Summer Chores(RSB); “Fame is No Plant That Grows on Mortal Soil”, Lewis Cullen; Summer Seeding. | |
| Vol.8,No.2:October 1950. The Strange Story of the Auricula; On the Auricula By an Old Countryman; Notes from the East(DK); Primroses in Utah; Sketchbook, Jack-in-the-Green; Primroses in Manhattan, Mrs. Ernest L. Scott. | |
| Vol.8,No.3: January 1951. Primroses in the Sun-heated Pit, Edith W. Gregg; The History of Juliana E.R. Janes; Sandwich Method of Growing the Julianas(CR); Our Favorite Flowers; Sonnet; Saluting the Primrose Club of Friday Harbor,WA; A New Book on the Auricula; Sketchbook, P.concholoba; Notes. | |
| Vol.8,No.4: April 1951. Seven Aspects of Color(GM); Collecting Primulas in the Northwest(RMB); Experiences in Bucks Co., PA; Selecting and Forcing Plants for the Show; Primrose Growing in Toledo; Letter on Seeding. | |
| Vol.9,No.1: July 1951. Rhodendrons and Primroses as Companion Plants, E.J. France,Jr.; On Pollinating(FLB); Primroses in British Columbia’s Dry Belt, Dr.G.F. Barton; Distribution of Valid Species of Primula, Howard W. Lynn; From Mexico to Montana (CR). | |
| Vol.9,No.2: October 1951. Growing and Exhibiting Auriculas in My Youthful Days; Raising Auriculas in Pots(JK); Auricula Culture in Wisc., Growing Auriculas in Montana(CR); Sterilization of Small Amounts of Soil, Laura M. Sikes; Primula Testers of Men’s Garden Clubs. | |
| Vol.9,No.3: January 1952. ‘And Make New Friends Now Strangers’, Verne Benedict; Some Ways of Conserving Moisture, Alice R.Foster; Indoor Culture of Primroses, Anna Johnson; Primroses in Colorado, Mary McGlothin; Artificial Freezing Found to Benefit Seed; Notes frm the Secretary. | |
| Vol.9,No.4:April 1952. Primrose Adventuring on Long Island, Alida Livingston; Let’s Plant Some Primrose Seed, Charles L. Gilman; How Primroses Are Grown in Chicago, Charles F. Fabri; Presenting the New Score for Julianas(FLB); The Show Must Go On, Lewis Cullen; Letters; Reports; Roster. | |
| Vol.10,No.1:July 1952. Tribute to Florence Levy; Our Heritage and Our Trust(JK); Primula Potpurri; Auricula Month by Month(CGH); P.nutans(IA); Spraying and Baiting Effectively; Nutrient Impregnated Moss; P.suffrutescens ad its Cultivation(WB); Show Report. | |
| Vol.10,No.2:October 1952. No longer available. | |
| Vol10,No.3: January 1953. No longer available. | |
| Vol.10,No.4: April 1953. Tribute to Linda A. Eickman; Adventure With P. Cusickiana(RSB); Further Notes on Native American Primula(JK); Procedures in Pollinating; The Properties of the Show Auricula(DB); Auricula Show Points at Home and Abroad; The Auricula Month by Month(CGH); Hybridizing Gives a New Meaning to ‘Spring’; Trying for Doubles(LR); Primula Species and Synonyms; Roster; Report; Show News. | |
| Vol.11,No.1: July 1953. Wild Swiss Primula,Aymon Correvon; Our Largest Native Primrose; P. parryi; Parryi Primulas in Scotland; Francis Kingdon Ward; The Magic of Primula,F.Kingdon-Ward; Observations of Primula Forresti(WB); Sikkimensis and Nivales Sections in Scotland; “If the Odds are Great the Triumph is Great”; P. rusbyi; Care of the Carrot; Seed Harvest; Index Sir Rowland Biffen’s ‘The Auricula’; Sphagnum Moss for Growing and Shipping Plants. | |
| Vol.11,No.2,3 & 4: October 1953. Growing Hardy Primulas in N.J,Edward Birch.; Florence Levy, Editor Emeritus; Of Interest to Members; K.C.Corsar; General Cultural Directions,Louise Gee; Candelabras,My Floral Treasures(HA); R.H. Briggs; Germination with Bricks; Seed Exchange; Auricula Culture; Cultivation According to Classification; The Culture of Double Primroses(CAH);Growing Primroses from Seed(FLB). | |
| Vol.12,No.1: January 1954. Pictorial Dictionary of the Cultivated Species of the Genus Primula, reprint of pages 3-18, inclusive. | |
| Vol.12,No.2: April 1954. No longer available. | |
| Vol.12,No.3:July 1954. No longer available. | |
| Vol.12,No.4: October 1954. No longer available. | |
| Vol.13,No.1: January 1955. No longer available. | |
| Vol.13,No.2: Spring 1955;Yearbook. APS Quarterly Premier Award for Outstanding Achievement in Hybridizing; Show News; An Interview with Peter Klein; Bamford Trophy; Breeding for Doubles(CH); Candelabra Show; Constitution of the American Primrose, Primula and Auricula Society, Inc.; Flowers and Peter Klein; Story of a Flower(RC); The Most Fun So Far(CH); We “Speak Your Language” in Tacoma; Why Have Slugs and Weevils? | |
| Vol.13,No.3: July 1955. APS Quarterly Editor Emeritus Honored; Banquet in Honor of Peter Klein; Collection and Care of Polyanthus and Vernales; F.H. Michaud, Another Link With the Old Florists; “Native Collectors” of Primulas(RC);Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven; Show News; Reports; Memoriams -G.L.Hearn; R.W.Ewell. | |
| Vol.13,No.4: October 1955. European Column; Fluorescent LightBox(EB); Jottings from the Canadian Primula and Alpine Society(GC); Now is the Time to Start a New Compost Pile; Pink Acaulis; Plant Parasitic Nematodes; Practical Diary for Gardeners; Propagation of P. denticulata; Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.14,No.1:January 1956. No longer available. | |
| Vol.14,No.2: April 1956. No longer available. | |
| Vol.14,No.3:July 1956. Oriental Splendor for the Occidental Garden(HA); The Garden Primulas, a translation from German of Leo Jelitto’s book; Recollections of a Recent Holiday in Britain, J.Haydn Young; Captain C. Hawkes; Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.14,No.4: Fall 1956. A Beautiful Little Known Primula – Cusickian,Kenneth Corsar; Primroses in a City Garden(DK); Linda A. Eickman Memoriam; Petiolarid Primulas in Cultivation(DB); Pete Klein Says; P. edgeworthii; Dictionary of the Hybrid Primulas of the Auricula Section, Natives of the European Alps(JM); Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.15,No.1: Winter 1957. The Denna Snuffer Story(FLB); Old Irish Double Auriculas,W.F.Wynne; Auricula Growers: Listen(DB); About Growing Plants from Seeds (DK); Pete Klein Says; Essentials for a Successful Show(HD); Duties of the Show Committees; Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.15,No.2: Spring 1957. Yearbook.Vermont Primrose Notes(AHB); The Primrose Lady; Picnic at Hannon Acres; Auricula ‘Lancashire Hero'(DB); P. vialii; The Case Against “Fancies”(CGH); Letter from Ontario, Canada; Pete Klein Says; First of All When Plant Hunting; Washington Wildflowers in the Primula Garden; Stem Nematodes Injury; Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven; Polyanthus as Cut Flowers; Roster. | |
| Vol.15,No.3: Summer 1957. Primroses of Japan, Yoshiharu Matsumura; Denna Snuffer; Auricula ‘Lancashire Hero'(DB); Growing Suggestions; Show reports; Auriculas in America, John Shuman; Sir Wm. Wright Smith, Dr.H.R. Fletcher. | |
| Vol.15,No.4: Fall 1957. Adventures with a Rock Garden; Primroses Offer Endless Charm; Peter Klein; Primroses in Southwestern Ontario; Primroses by the Mill Dam; Haysom on the Auriculas; Our British Representative; Questions & Answers; Sun-heated Pits Versus Greenhouses; Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.16,No.1: Winter 1958. Plant Hunter in Alaska, Miss Isobel W. Hutchinson(RC); The Petiolares Section in England(TC); Primroses in the Far North, Josephine Hanson; Peter Klein, An Appreciation(DB); Make Your Own Naturalistic Garden, Katherine S. Taylor; Letter from Vermont re: P. saxatilis(AHB); Fluorescent Lights for Seedlings(AHB); Questions & Answers; Old Auricula; Primroses in the Home Garden; Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.16,No.2: Spring 1958; Yearbook. My Breeding Efforts With the Genus Primula (Excerpts from George Arends “My Life as Gardener and Plant Breeder”; Test Garden to Be Established in Steilacoom; Primrose in My Garden; Choosing Auricula Varieties(JM); On Pollinating(FLB); Roster; Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.16,No.3:Summer 1958. The Men Who Gave Us Auriculas(RC); Memoriams: K.O. Stredicke & F. Kingdon-Ward; A New Primula Hybrid, P. x Arendsii Multiflora; P. denticulata(TC); The Hardy Cyclamens; The Julianas; Spring Comes Early in CT; Show reports; Letter from Ottawa, Ontario; Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.16,No.4: Fall 1958. Primroses Have a Bright New Future; Primroses in Rhode Island; The Fragrant Belled Primroses(AHB); Primroses in the Gardens of Today; The American – P. parryi(HD); Obit. Mary B. Stewart; Notes on Garryard Primroses; Thank You, Dr. Blasdale; Pedemontana Hybrid(IA); Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven; Winter Care of the Auricula(IA). | |
| Vol.17,No.1: Winter 1959. A Primula Manual for New Members(FLB); Growing the Species Primula(IA); An Amateur’s Backyard Methods(HD); Florist Auriculas (CH); School for Judges; P. x Pubescens(JM); Growing Primroses in PA(DK); Primroses in New England(AHB); Experiences in Germinating Primula Seed(RB). | |
| Vol.17,No.2: Spring 1959;Yearbook. Primulas in Southern California; The Glen of Primroses; Standards of Excellence for Garden Polyanthus, Garden Auriculas and Juliae Hybrids(FLB); Primroses for the Average Garden, F.C.Puddle; Primroses in Canton, Ohio; | |
| Vol.17,No.3: Summer 1959. Potting the Auricula(IA); Gardening Glossary, H.C. Bardes; Notes from Burnaby, BC(GC); The Story of the Earthworm, Dorothy Hewett; Notes from the East(DK); A Primrose Show is Born, Alice Warneck; Show Reports. | |
| Vol.17,No.4: Fall 1959. Freelancing For Flowers in Britain, Dorothy B. Marshall; Sentimental Search, Gladys Emmerson; A “Downeasterner” Visits the Northwest; Corral Pass Revisited; Timely Tips from Burnaby, BC(GC); Hybridizers Group Formed(NF); Is The Clay Pot on the Way Out?, A.H. Knowles. | |
| Vol.18,No.1: Winter 1960. Trips Afield in New England(AHB); The Primulas of Central Asia(RC); Some European Primulas of Merit(TC); Climatic Similarity of Two Widely Separated Areas(CS); A Letter from BC in the Pacific Northwest(GC); An Early Pioneer(NF); Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven. | |
| Vol.18,No.2: Spring 1960;Yearbook. Primroses and Spring(DK); Experiences of a Commercial Grower,Ruth Barlett; Some Notes on Tufa,Betty Jane Hayward; Classified As it Pertains to Primulas – Simplified(RB); Trips Afield in New England(AHB); Gardening Tips from Old English and Scotch Magazines, 1933-1937(NF); How I Grow My Primroses,Ann Crompton-Smith; Cowslips For Wine(RC). | |
| Vol.18,No.3: Summer 1960. Enjoying Auriculas in Your Garden(IA); P.x arendsii,Robert Putman; The Question Box; Gardener’s Paradise Days,Hazel Keller; Scent, Color and Form(FLB); Leaf-Folding in Amethystinae Primulas(RC); A Rugged Winter(CS); Carl Linneaus,Gwendollyn M. Hawkes; The Cape Primrose,Alta Westover; People and Flowers in the News; A Comparison of The Arthritic Primulas(JM); Introducing Herbert Dickson of Dickson’s Perennial Gardens. | |
| Vol.18,No.4: Fall 1960. How Not To Grow Primroses and Get Doubles,John Walker; More About the Cortusoides Section(DK); Strawberry Primroses or Stoloniferous Primulas(RC); Is A Good Auricula Too Costly?; Do We Need New Show Rules; A Letter from Alaska; From English Gardens To A NH Garden,Ruth Manton; The Question Box; More About P. x ardensii “Multiflora”(RL); People and Flowers in The News; Introducing Albert Funker of The Lath House. | |
| Vol.19,No.1: Winter 1961. Primula Seeds(RC); Dr.W. Balsdale,(CG); Primroses in West Wisconsin; Primula carniolica, Subsection Brevibracteatea(AA); People and Flowers in The News; With Apologies – No Primroses(FLB); My Garden,Laura Jezik; Twixt Anther and Pistil,Wesley Bottoms; Rotted Alder For Starting Primula Seeds; Another Successful Seeding Method(BT); The Question Box; Introducing Alice Hills Baylor, Sky Hook Farm. | |
| Vol.19,No.2: Spring 1961; Yearbook. What To Do Now – In The East (DK)& In Pacific NW(RB); Primroses in The South(CG); Primroses And Alpines Are My Hobby, Richard Langfelder; A Double Auricula Mutation,Denna Snuffer; Show reports; A Long Way Around To Foliar Feeding(SW); Primrose Arrangements,June Harp; People And Flowers In The News; Introducing Rosetta Jones of Jones Nursery. | |
| Vol.19,No.3: Summer 1961. Double Primroses, Their Culture And Their Enemies, Winifred Wynne; What To Do Now – in the East(DK) & Pacific NW(RB); Seasonal Notes from Barnhaven(FLB); People and Flowers in The News; Show reports; Private Enterprise In Retirement, Lynn Ranger. | |
| Vol.19,No.4: Fall 1961. Gold Laced Polyanthus and A Few Reminiscences(DB); Winter Primrose Reflections(AHB); What To Do Now – in the East(DK) & PNW(RB); The Primrose In History(CAH); My Primrose Conversion,Dr. Raymond Piper; Primroses in Salem, OR,Marie Jackson; Letters to The Editor; People And Flowers; Introducing Frank Michaud of Alpenglow Gardens, BC. | |
| Vol.20,No.1: Winter 1962. What To Do In The Primrose Garden In The Pacific Northwest(RB); What To Do Now – In The East(DK); The Old Florists(DB); Notes From Barnhaven(FLB); The Heather Garden Never Sleeps,Frances Kinne Robertson; Growing Suggestions; Primroses and the A.P.S(HD). | |
| Vol.20,No.2: Spring 1962; Yearbook. Primroses; Candelabra Hybrids(AA); Montana Primula of Garden Value,Frank Rose; Plant Hunting in BC’s Dry Belt(GC); Plant Associations With Primulas(AHB); Antique Gooseberry Scales at National Show; Standard Rules and Minimum Requirements for a National Primrose Show; Bygone Fanciers; Cultural Notes From The Late Peter Klein,Hazel Keller; Questions and Answers. | |
| Vol.20,No.3: Summer 1962. Concerning Primulas (first of a series)(GD); Experiences in Breeding for Double Auriculas(RB); Show Auriculas in America,John Shuman; Naming American Grown Show Auriculas,Win Shuman; ‘Frank H. Michaud’,First American Named Auricula; Show Reports;People and Flowers. | |
| Vol.20,No.4: Fall 1962.Exceptional English Primula(TC); Seed Exchange Notes,Elmer Baldwin; Concerning Primulas, part two(GD); Doings of An Amateur, Marie Jackson; Primroses in Iowa,Eve Dow; My Visit to the Northwest(AHB); People and Flowers; Growing Suggestions; Charcoal – Yes or No. | |
| Vol.21,No.1: Winter 1963. A Tribute to Dan Bamford; Concerning Primulas, Chapter 2 Candelabra Section; Other Members of the Primulaceae; Golden Girl, First American Named Show Alpine Auricula; The Spell of the Auricula; My Visit to the Northwest, conclusion; People and Flowers. | |
| Vol.21,No.2: Spring 1963. Concerning Primulas -Ch.3-Auricula Section; Notes from South Burnaby; About Fluorescent Lights; The Legend of Sieboldii; | |
| Vol.21,No.3: Summer 1963. A Tribute to the Greatest Gardener; Tree Root Problem Solved; Concerning Primulas – Ch.4,5,6 (Denticulata, Farinosae, Cortusoides); Czechosovak Varieties of P. Malacoides Franch; Show reviews; Onondaga Garden Tour. | |
| Vol.21,No.4: Fall 1963. Primula Acaulis “Premier”, A New Variety Since 1960; Magnolias and Primroses; In Memoriam – C.G. Hayson; Again, the “Non-irritant” Primula obconica; Propagation of Primulas, and same notes on P. denticulata; Concerning Primulas (Sikkimensis, Capitatae, Muscarioides, Soldanelloideae and Nivalis); To A Primrose. | |
| Vol.22,No.1: Winter 1964. Notes On New Primula Acaulis Forms; Letter From The North; Primroses I Love You; Winter Weather Watching; Concerning Primulas (Bullatae & Petiolaris); Primulas and Judging; More On Primula Propagation; Show News. | |
| Vol.22,No.2: Spring 1964; Yearbook. In Memoriam-Mrs. J.L.Karnopp; Primula Longiscapa Ledeb; A Funny Thing Happened; Auricula Species and Hybrids; P. chionantha; Concerning Primulas (American Primulas); Primroses For Fun; APS Judges 1963. | |
| Vol.22,No.3: Summer 1964.Tribute to Nancy Ford; P. marginata; Primula Care in South Burnaby, BC; Summer Protection; P. sieboldii in Japan; Propagation of P. sieboldii from Root Cuttings; Concerning Primulas (Propagation); On Pollinating Double Auriculas; The Heavenly Keys of Mile-High Denver. | |
| Vol.22,No.4: Fall 1964. Notes from Rhone Street; Book Review; Primula nutans; P. Juliae and her Hybrid Forms; Seed Exchange Notes; Late Primroses. | |
| Vol.23,No.1: Winter 1965. Primrose Echoes; Primula Parryi-The Untamed; Auriculas In South Colby; Juliae Hybrids; Notes on Raising Hardy Asiatic Primulas from Seed; Duties of Show Committees; Growing Polyanthus Under Fluorescent Lights; Annual reports; Seed Exchange. | |
| Vol.23,No.2: Spring 1965; Yearbook. Show reports; Symposium Report; Spring Arrangements; “Hang Up the Shovel and the Hoe-” (Barnhaven notes). | |
| Vol.23,No.3: Summer 1965. Seed Exchange Notes; Show reports; P. abschasica; The Auricula; Garden Auriculas in Los Angeles; “Now Is the Time To Divide Primroses” and “Primrose Season Continues Still”; Primula spectablilis. | |
| Vol.23,No.4: Fall 1965. An Open Letter to Florence Bellis; Apologies to Mr. Jelitto and Mr. Luscher (Primula spectabilis); Fall and Winter Care for Primula; Corrections and Additions to The Starry-Eyed Days; Primroses – From Seed to Flower; Seed Exchange Reports. | |
| Vol.24,No.1: Winter 1966. Winter Warning; Letter From South Burnaby; Primrose Judging Score Sheet; Cultural Directions for Primula; Abschasica Additions; Some Diminutive Primulas; P. commutata; Light for Plant Growth. | |
| Vol.24,No.2: Spring 1966; Silver Anniversary Yearbook; National and Local Show News; This Year, Enter!; Dr. Mathew Riddle; Mrs. Janet Round; Primroses in the Pacific Northwest; A Symposium on Primula Sieboldii; A Standard Excellence for Polyanthus. | |
| Vol.24,No.3: Summer 1966. ‘Ned Happy’ Auricula; Primula Abschasica Again; Summer Seeding; Regional Planning Outline; Nutrient Sprays; Summer and Fall Care of Primulas; Show reports. | |
| Vol.24,No.4: Fall 1966. Notes from Rhone Street; Seed Exchange Reports; Primula Symposium Reports; The Enchanting Auriculas; Seed Hunting in the North-East | |
| Vol.25,No.1: Winter 1967. No longer available. | |
| Vol.25,No.2: Spring 1967. No longer available. | |
| Vol.25,No.3: Summer 1967. No longer available. | |
| Vol.25,No.4: Fall 1967.Show News; Primroses For Eastern Gardens; Primrose Care for Northwest Gardens; Primroses of the World (Pacific Strain); Primula Symposium Reports from Czechoslovakia and Yorkshire, England; Juliae Primroses. | |
| Vol.26,No.1: Winter 1968. No longer available | |
| Vol.26,No.2: Spring 1968. No longer available. | |
| Vol.26,No.3: Summer 1968. Candelabras; It Pays To Keep Good Records; Primroses Need Dividing; Primula Symposium; Primulas of the World; Double Auricula. | |
| Vol.26,No.4: Fall 1968. Primula Hybrids Near Pontresina; Seeding and Growing Instructions for Candelabras; Primroses in the PNW; Helleborus at Penny Creek Farm; Questions and Answers; Primula Auricula and Its Hybrids. | |
| Vol.27,No.1: Winter 1969. No longer available. | |
| Vol.27,No.2: Spring 1969. No longer available. | |
| Vol.27,No.3: Summer 1969. Memory Lane, Cowichan, I Love You; A Note From Pennsylvania; Summer and Fall Care of Primrose; P. rosea grandiflora; Questions and Answers; Happiness Is. | |
| Vol.27,No.4: Fall 1969. Interesting Pictures; Fall Busy Time in Primrose Garden; The Primrose Path; Lighting the Way to Healthy Seedlings; A Real Find; Primrose Garden Notes; The Magic of Colour; My Primrose Path;Questions and Answers. | |
| Vol.28,No.1:Winter 1970. P.kisoana; Notes from Alice Hills Baylor; Questions and Answers; Trilliums; The Naming of Plants, Part II. | |
| Vol.28,No.2: Spring 1970. P. mistassinica; The Auricula; P. melanops; The Naming of Plants, Part III; Primula from Sakhalin and the Kurile Islands; Primroses and Spring. | |
| Vol.28,No.3: Summer 1970. Questions and Answers; My Experience with Primrose; Preparation of Soil and How to Transplant; A Testimonial to Polyanthus and Denticulatas; Primroses and Spring; Show Reports. | |
| Vol.28,No.4: Fall 1970. Primroses and Spring; Questions and Answers; An Experience Leading to the Problem of Vigour in Auriculas; The Australian Scene; Armchair Gardening; Botanical Tour to Kashmir; European Mount Primulas. | |
| Vol.29,No.1: Winter 1971. P. rosea grandiflora; Notes and Poem from Skyhook Farm; P.komarovii: Section Varnales; Care of Primroses; Care of Primroses in Maryland; Hardy Primrose Care; Winter Care of Primroses in OR; Letters about Helleborus; Siberian Primrose; The Upside-Down Scree; Questions and Answers. | |
| Vol.29,No.2: Spring 1971. No longer available. | |
| Vol.29,No.3: Summer 1971. Some Woodland Groundcovers; Gold Laced Polyanthus; From Round Robin Members; Q & A; P. vulgaris; About Hoes and Things. | |
| Vol.29,No.4: Fall 1971.Four Cortusas in Three States; P. Juliae Kuznetsov; Q & A; Thanks Mr. Foster; The Fascinating Candelabra; P. allionii; Primrose Need Care in the Fall; Lighting the Way to Healthy Seedlings. | |
| Vol.30,No.1: Winter 1972. Primula, Primrose; Questions and Answers; Primula are Easy from Seed; Candelabras and Questions. | |
| Vol.30,No.2: Spring 1972. | |
| Vol.30,No.3: Summer 1972. | |
| Vol.30,No.4: Fall 1972. | |
| Vol.31,No.1: Winter 1973. | |
| Vol.31,No.2: Spring 1973. Little Julies….Little Loves; S-O-I-L; Questions and Answers; Conservation -What is it?; Cold Weather; Primulas in Arrangement. | |
| Vol.31,No.3: Summer 1973. Down the Primrose Path; P.cawdoriana, Mulches; From Twelve Little Plants; Q & A; Enemy Number One; Garryard Primroses. | |
| Vol.31, No.4: Fall 1973. P.saxalitis; Down the Primrose Path; Garryarde Revisited; Travelling Companions; Compost; Confusion in Europe; Q & A. | |
| Vol.32,No.1: Winter 1974. No longer available. | |
| Vol.32,No.2: Spring 1974. Down the Primrose Path; A Tribute to Floyd Keller; Primula Chromosome Count; Seven Aspects of Colour; R. rubra; Q & A; Transplanting the Difficult; P. amoena; The Strange Story of the Auricula. | |
| Vol.32,No.3: Summer 1974. Down the Primrose Path; Q & A; News from Shows; Notes From Alaska; A Tribute to Doretta Klaber; Primrose Fever. | |
| Vol.32,No.4: Fall 1974. No longer available. | |
| Vol.33,No.1: Winter 1975. No longer available. | |
| Vol.33,No.2: Spring 1975. No longer available. | |
| Vol.33,No.3: Summer 1975. Down the Primrose Path; Candelabras – Gifts From Asia; Mississippi Experiences With Primroses; The Question of Dividing; Four Kinds of Flowers; Q & A; Trials & Tribulations. | |
| Vol.33,No.4: Fall 1975. Down the Primrose Path; The Elizabethan Primroses; Your Primroses Need Fall Care; Lush Places; Experiences with Primroses; A New American Named Auricula; Auriculas – James Douglas. | |
| Vol.34,No.1: Winter 1976. No longer available. | |
| Vol.34,No.2: Spring 1976; 35th Anniversary. Down the Primrose Path;In the Beginning; The Auricula in America; Hybridizing For Doubles; I’m A Primrose Seed; Crisis in the Bug Control Business; Notes of Native American Primula; More P. intercedens. | |
| Vol.34,No.3: Summer 1976. First Steps; Candelabra Primula Grouped For Growers. | |
| Vol.34,No.4: Fall 1976. Winter Weather Watch; More on Auriculas; Rae Selling Berry; Experience with Primroses; More on Hose-in-Hose; A Tribute to Jack Ballard. | |
| Vol.35,No.1: Winter 1977. Copper Jug Presentation; Letter from Mr and Mrs. E.H. Lohbrunner; Mrs. Berry’s Treasure Box of Pirmulas; Rae Berry – A Personal Vignette; Mrs. Berry in the Field; Past and Present; The Birds Eye Primroses. | |
| Vol.35,No.2: Spring 1977. No longer available. | |
| Vol.35,No.3: Summer 1977. No longer available. | |
| Vol.35,No.4: Fall 1977. Garryards; P.legionensis; Spring Colour; Beginner’s Luck; Japanese primroses; Lee Campbell; Place to grow; Build soil; P.eugeniae; Old Doubles; Diary of a Primroser(CH); Q & A. | |
| Vol.36,No.1: Winter 1978. No longer available. | |
| Vol.36,No.2: Spring 1978. No longer available. | |
| Vol.36,No.3: Summer 1978. Plant Breeding for fun; Labeling; P.secundiflora; Victoria Primroses; Auriculas; Auricula History; Auricula Perfection; Double auriculas; Garden/border auriculas; Q & A; Diary. | |
| Vol.36,No.4: Fall 1978. No longer available. | |
| Vol.37,No.1: Winter 1979. No longer available. | |
| Vol.37,No.2: Spring 1979. Western primulas; Nevada primroses; P.angustifolia; Hunting P.cusickiana; Q&A(AB);Uniform plants(RB2); Seed Pellets; Growing Under Lights(MM); Diary of a Primroser(CH). | |
| Vol.37,No.3: Summer 1979. Species garden; P. denticulata; Planting seeds; Florists’ flowers; Bygone age-saved; Warriner’s Wonder; Peter Klein; 1731 encyclopedia; Japanese primulas; Q&A(AHB); Nivales primulas(AHB);Diary(CH);Beginner’s Luck. | |
| Vol.37,No.4: Fall 1979. Native Alaska primulas; Growing Alaska species; Flora of Alaska; Primroses in Lithuania; Abstracts; Diary(CH). |
1980 to 2005 will be listed in the future.