Primula bulleyana

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primula bulleyana

This is one of the primula Marie grew from seed. May be viewed in 'original' size: www.flickr.com/photos/fourseasonsgarden/7409915296/sizes/...

Primula bulleyana, also known as Bulley's Primrose, Candelabra Primrose, or Candelabra Primula, belongs to the esteemed Primulaceae family of plants. This semi

A host of primula bulleyana -the last of the candelabras to appear - snakes along the edge of the Stroll Garden, contrasted by its pink…

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The highlight of the late spring bog garden, Primula x bulleesiana is a hybrid cross between Primula bulleyana and Primula beesiana. This hybrid perennial thrives in damp, shady environments where it brings in late spring or early summer, brightly colored, tiered whorls of flowers (3 to 6 per stem) spaced at intervals on leafless stems that rise atop basal rosettes of ovate to lanceolate, medium green leaves. The delicate flowers range from salmon to terracotta and include cream, rose, red…

Primula bulleyana

Primula Bulleyana, commonly known as Bulleys Primrose, is a compact perennial with tall stems bearing beautiful red buds, growing into small bunches of many wonderful yellow flowers with orange centers.

Primula bulleyana

Candelabra Primrose (Primula beesiana) is a robust deciduous perennial with deep-pink to purple flowers featuring a yellow center.

Primula Bulleyana - This Primula is a semi-evergreen perennial which has obovate leaves and orange-yellow flowers on tall erect stems in the late Spring.

Primula bulleyana ~ Candelabra Primula

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This section has just two species, Primula capitata and P. glomerata, which have quite tight tufts of leaves, grey-green with their covering of farina. The deep purple heads of flowers form spheres or partial spheres at the tops of the slender stems, contrasting with the dense white farina that covers all other parts of the inflorescence.Primula capitata subsp. mooreana has particularly deep purple flowers, contrasting well with the pale, farina-covered leaves.

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Primula bulleyana, Primula florindae and Camassia, surrounding a cascading water feature - The Hesco Garden, sponsored by HESCO Bastion and Leeds City Council - Silver-Gilt medal winner at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2009