Primula : 998 results priced between £1.00 and £50.00

An exciting wide ranging mix of these fascinating Primulas which have spikes of very delicate florets appearing in whorls up the stem in a wide range of colours. Thrives in sun or shade. Height: 30-60cm (12-24in).

Position: partial shade Soil: moist, humus-rich, neutral to acid soil Rate of growth: average to fast Flowering period: March to May Hardiness: fully hardy Our native primrose is held in deep affection. It is one of the first spring flowers to appear, and produces lemon-yellow, often fragrant flowers among rosettes of large, deeply-veined, bright-green leaves from February to May. Primroses look especially lovely in a woodland garden or along a shady bank. The flowers are edible and have...

New Season StockThe leaf of the primrose is coarse, long and bright green whilst the flowers are a pretty yellow and orange. The plant likes a moist environment and is particularly suited to a pond edge. Plants in Zone A.

If you have a damp patch in your garden, plant it up with this mix of candelabra primulas in oranges, pinks and yellow. They are beautiful in the border and with stem ends seared, are excellent as cut flowers.

Seed - Sowing: Sow spring to mid summer in good seed compost. Sow seed on surface of compost and gently firm. Seal in a polythene bag or cover with a piece of glass and place in a shady spot but do not exclude light which is beneficial for germination. Keep soil damp but not wet. Germination usually takes 10-30 days at 15-18C (60-65F), higher temperatures can prevent germination. Once most of the seeds have come up, sprinkle a tiny amount of sieved compost over the roots to anchor them.

Very exotic appearance. Large golden centres, encircled by dark red-almost black- petals which are outlined in Silver. Exquisite. They thrive best in partial shade in humus rich soil.

Tiers of rosette-like flowers burst into bloom to create a mass of vibrant colour. Ideal for damp, shady spots and simply stunning in large groups around bog gardens and woodlands. Their tall erect stems also make superb cut flowers for a pretty posy indoors. Height and spread: 60cm (24"). Supplied as 30mm plugs.

Rich reddish-purple flowers

The designer Knud Holscher Primula developed in collaboration with the engineering firm Hansen & Henneberg. The main component of Primula is a sumetrical reflector that distributes light evenly, thanks to an additional reflector on top. Primula is made of aluminum with a surface of gray powder coat. The advanced light-technology provides an efficient circular enlightenment.

Details Sow: January-June - (0) F: June - September Primula capitata Unusual and extremely eye catching, a primula that will flower in the first year from an early sowing. Elegant, intensely coloured flower heads rise on white powdery stems above the leaves. 10in/25cm 25 seeds

Roberto Cavalli Primula 596 08B

A superb, large flowered mixture in shades of deep burgundy through lilac, to yellow and white, each with contrasting 'eyes'. A stunning addition to spring containers as well as border edging, it can also be grown in pots as indoor houseplants.

Primula and daffodils by Pierre-Joseph Redoute (1759-1840),from Collection de jolies petites fleurs.This image (or other media file) is in the public domain because its copyright has expired.

High Quality Art Print Poster measuring 70 x 50cm

The Primrose is one of our most familiar and attractive native wild flowers. This low carpeting perennial has pale yellow flowers with a deep yellow centres which are in bloom from March to May with the occasional flower showing much earlier in the year. We sell Primeose (Primula vulgaris) seeds per gram; customers should be aware that when ordering more than one gram of Primeose seeds the entire amount will be bagged together to reduce unnecessary packaging. (More...)

Its name tells you all you need to know about its winter hardiness! Large, sparkling, vibrant blooms are produced on compact, uniform plants, making this one of the joys of the spring garden.

Drumstick Primula - Mark Bolton - Photographic Print from AllPosters.co.uk

Instructions are included with these cutters and three handy hints on how to utilise them are also provided by Jem. For these flowers we would recommend that you use flower paste.

Details Lelli Kelly Primula Dolly. White Canvas Dolly Shoes with Colourful Flowers & Leaves in Beads & Sequins in Pinks, Mangos, Yellows & Greens. One Adjustable Velcro Strap Fastening. Embroidered Logo to the Strap. Checked Lining. Complete with Free Gift.

Details: Detailed model of the Mini "Sprite" with grey interior. Model is presented on a removable plinth with a hard plastic cover. One of a Limited Edition of 888 pieces and includes a Limited Edition Certificate.

Clusters of lime green flowers with a conspicuous yellow centre. It is the first to flower, usually in March and repeat flowers all summer. A very hardy, long lived variety, happy in dappled shade and a well drained, moisture retentive soil. Height: 15cm

Fragrant and long lasting blooms, lasting until June with amazing painted purple-blue veins and yellow eyes.

A summery scarf in a beautiful blue sky shade. Very light to wear and comfortable on your head. It has vertical stripes (all woven treads) in different shades of light blue colours. Ideal for warm days. If worn as headscarf, we recommend the use of an underscarf underneath as the fabric is slightly see through.  Made in Italy   60% Polyester 40% Viscose 52cm x 170cm   Thank you for choosing Bellissima Scarves. Enjoy the experience!  ON SALE Was £13.99 Now only £9.99

these seeds need stratification to start germination. To obtain this keep the seed tray warm for 2-3 weeks followed by temperatures of 2-4°C for 4-5 weeks, keep cool once germinated.

Candelabra type. These tall, Spring/early Summer flowering perennials produce graceful flower spikes in a range of colours, arranged in spaced whorls up the stem. (2,800 seeds per gram).

'Syn. Senecio renoldii. 'Muttonbird shrub' (Asteraceae) One of the most salt wind tolerant shrubs, it makes a large solid bush in even the most exposed places. The large thick round evergreen emerald green leaves are like boot leather. Great for solid windbreaks on far flung islands. A common wild plant on Stewart Island at the bottom of New Zealand, people used to send postcards written on it's leaves from there. The common name 'muttonbird shrub' really refers to the habitat type it often occupies...

The Himalayan cowslip. Incredibly fragrant yellow bells frequently dusted with a silvery grey farina and attractive seed heads in Autumn. Will gently seed about when happy.

Himalayan Cowslip. A perennial with large rosettes of mid-green leaves. Stout stems of pendent orange flowers. Suitable for Bog-gardens, the edge of streams and ditches and moist sunny borders. Height 60-90 cm.Flowering time July-August.

Denticulata Hybrids . Impressive rounded heads of flowers in shades of rose, lavender, lilac and white will brighten up your spring garden. Award of Garden Merit. HP - Hardy perennial Ideal for beds and borders. Prefers full sun or partial shade. Species suitable for cultivation on rockeries, in borders and in moist places. Height - 30cm (12) Bright colours for the rockery. Sow March-June in a cold frame or greenhouse. Germination 21-42 days. Flowers April-July the following year. Average Packet...