primulas - A Selection

Holding an RHS Award of Garden Merit, Primula denticulata is an incredibly versatile little perennial. Tolerant of shade and poorly drained conditions, it is ideal for pondside or streamside planting and boggy areas. However, drumstick primrose is equally happy in containers or at the front of borders, even in full sun so long as the soil is moist. Lilac flowers with a yellow eye are produced in tight, pom-pom-like globes on upright stems from April to June, which blend beautifully with ferns,

Tiny lilac petals gradually creep up scarlet flower heads as their blooms unfurl, to create a magical transformation

Holding an RHS Award of Garden Merit, Primula denticulata is an incredibly versatile little perennial. Tolerant of shade and poorly drained conditions, it is ideal for pondside or streamside planting and boggy areas. However, drumstick primrose is equally happy in containers or at the front of borders, even in full sun so long as the soil is moist. Purple flowers with a yellow eye are produced in tight, pom-pom-like globes on upright stems from April to June, which blend beautifully with ferns,

The primrose is perhaps one of our most loved and familiar native flowers, heralding spring with pretty clusters of pale lemon flowers nestling amongst rosettes of green foliage. Great for naturalising, perfect for shady areas, fast growing. Flowers March-early May. Height 10-20cm (4-8"). Supplied in 9cm pots.

A welcome sight in spring woodlands

Primula veris Plants Winner of RHS Award of Garden Merit on a comeback! The Primula veris Plant is a beautiful old- fashioned wildflower, favourited by many. Despite being a favourite, the Primula veris Plant is in danger of disappearing from the UK countryside. The pretty clusters of bright yellow flowers bloom above rosettes of soft green foliage. The delicately scented flowers look absolutely amazing planted in flower beds and flower borders around your garden. The Primula veris Plant is a

The famous meadow and hedge row plant of simple beauty. Fragrant lemon yellow pendulous blooms. Easy to grow in sun or part shade. Flowers spring. Height 23cm (9in). Contact with the leaves may cause skin allergy to some people with sensitive skins.

Our native, woodland primrose.

Tiers of tubular late spring flowers

Holding an RHS Award of Garden Merit, Primula denticulata is an incredibly versatile little perennial. Tolerant of shade and poorly drained conditions, it is ideal for pondside or streamside planting and boggy areas. However, drumstick primrose is equally happy in containers or at the front of borders, even in full sun so long as the soil is moist. Purple flowers with a yellow eye are produced in tight, pom-pom-like globes on upright stems from April to June, which blend beautifully with ferns,

Best grown in partial shade, this plant will enjoy any well-drained soil. Supplied in approx. 1 litre containers.

A summer-flowering perennial primula with striking pyramidal flower heads that open to a rich lilac colour from the bottom upwards, producing a lovely two-tone colour effect. Flowers April-May. Height 20-30cm (8-12); spread 10-20cm (4-8).  

Holding an RHS Award of Garden Merit, Primula denticulata is an incredibly versatile little perennial. Tolerant of shade and poorly drained conditions, it is ideal for pondside or streamside planting and boggy areas. However, drumstick primrose is equally happy in containers or at the front of borders, even in full sun so long as the soil is moist. White flowers with a yellow eye are produced in tight, pom-pom-like globes on upright stems from April to June, which blend beautifully with ferns,

A cream-coloured low-growing spring flowering perennial

Our native yellow cowslip.

Holding an RHS Award of Garden Merit, Primula denticulata is an incredibly versatile little perennial.