Primula auricula

Auriculas have an old-fashioned quality: something about the green flowered and mealy grey flowered ones on display at this year’s N.A.P.S. show mades them seem as if any decent Renaissance p…

A father and son’s shared passion for the delicate yet dramatic auricula started as a hobby but has grown into a flourishing business cultivating brilliant, beautiful blooms with a starring role at Chelsea Flower Show.

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Primula auricula ‘Warwick’

Unique, fragrant, salver-shaped flowers appear in late winter to add a warm loving glow to the coldest, darkest days. Nestling above a collar of thick, fleshy, evergreen foliage they continually flower until the end of spring. Deer and rabbit resistant. Prefer moist but well-drained soil in part shade. Height & spread 20-25cm (10-12). Fully hardy perennials.

primula auricula 'Good Report'

A garden picture of Primula auricula (Auricula), Border auricula - simple but nice white auricula.

Primula auricula ‘Prague’ with its certificates

Primula auricula 'Greenpeace' Fotografia de John Glover, uno de los primeros y de los mas importantes fotografos de jardin del Reino Unido

There’s something alluring to me about auricula primulas, the racing pigs of the plant world. 19th century Lancashire working men collected these little darlings to bond over, lavish care upo…