| Divide primula and polyanthus after flowering, and move any that are badly placed. |
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| Forget-me-not, wallflower, primula, sweet william and viola will all be available from garden centres and nurseries. |
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| Apart from a pale yellow primula, snowdrops are the only flowers in the front garden but despite this there is plenty of other interest. |
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| Plants such as primula, forget-me-nots, viola, sweet williams and wallflowers can all go in now. |
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| One of the most valuable of these spring flowering perennials is the primula. |
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| Among the plants in the garden are roses, a white magnolia, camellias, tulips, white primula, blue lobelia and much more. |
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| Around this time of year, there is a good show of daffodils, tulips, primroses, primula, helibores orientalis and other spring flowers. |
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| Heads of rich purple flowers, coated on the outside of the blooms and down the stem with mealy white farina, distinguish this easily grown primula. |
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| They were replaced with maple, ash and linden trees, casting a shady background over undulating brick walks edged with primula to create a cool area on a hot sunny day. |
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| The coin depicts the primula surrounded by the 12 stars of the European Union. |
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| Soon it was being crossed with other species and also with coloured forms of primula vulgaris. |
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| This spring why not spend a few days in a cosy gite and come and see for yourselves our National Collection of primula. |
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| Their greatest achievement is the new strain of primula sieboldii which remained Jared's favourite. |
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| The motorway verges and embankments have been sown with wildflower seed which are now producing traditional meadow plants, including borage, primula and oxeye daisies. |
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| A primula is still making a brave attempt at flowering, and it will soon be replaced with blue and white trailing and bush lobelia, and green and white flowered nicotiana. |
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| The main saponin is Primula acid A, also known as Primula acid l or primula saponin I. Saponins are efficient substances against bronchitis and chronic cough. |
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| They moved there in 1990 and continued to produce primula seed of the highest quality while developing the breeding programme for another ten years, at which time, due to health reasons Angela reluctantly had to step down. |
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| Zebra Blue F1 is a compact primula which grows to a height of 10 to 12cm. |
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| Coloured and double flowered primroses, Auriculas and Primula denticulata, the drum stick primula, will all reward you well. |
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| What I also know is that such perennials as polyanthus, pansies, primula etc are not frost tender and it's these which are thrown onto the compost heaps. |
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| Primula florindae, the Himalayan cowslip, was the next in the sequence to flower, starting in late June and finishing at the end of July. |
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| Every year the fields and banks near Down House are dotted with cowslips and primroses, all members of the genus Primula. |
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| Primula auricula, commonly known as bear's ear, was a great favourite with flower fanciers owing to the large number of trusses it produced. |
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| Like the astrantia described above, Primula capitata likes moist soil in partial shade. |
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| I'm going for Astilbe, Hosta, Iris and Primula, with a small acer to add dappled shade. |
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| Primroses are members of the genus Primula and can be perennials, biennials, or tender annuals. |
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| Recently, a third type of leaf vernation has been shown to occur in Primula. |
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| Primula foliage is still as crisp as lettuce, the creeping phlox looks as good as new, and so does the evergreen candytuft. |
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| Darwin's correlation between the phenotype and the cross-compatibility of the two forms of flower provided the foundation for subsequent analyses of heterostyly in Primula. |
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| It was frequently misidentified as or confused with similar species from the genus Primula. |
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| Some good candidates for division now are Primula, Brunnera, hardy geraniums and heucheras. |
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| The other parents are primrose, oxslip and Primula juliae, a magenta type from the Caucasus Mountains. |
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| The flowers open flat rather than concave as in the case of Primula veris, the Cowslip. |
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| It is closely related to the Arctic species Primula stricta and Primula scandinavica. |
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| Or if you love the wild primrose, Primula vulgaris, try it with puschkinia, scillas or chionodoxa and anemone nemorosa, our native wood anemone. |
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| The common name is primrose, or occasionally common primrose or English primrose to distinguish it from other Primula species also called primroses. |
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| Floral odor variation in two heterostylous species of Primula. |
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