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THUMBNAIL | NAME | DETAILS
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| Primula AUREATA | Asiatic petiolarid primula uniquely for the subsection coloured yellow. Described by John Richards as "The most desirable and beautiful of all primulas".
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| Primula BHUTANICA | Asiatic primula found in Bhutan Assam and Tibet. Distinguished from P. Whitei by its narrower resting buds.
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| Primula BRACTEOSA | Asiatic primula found mostly in central Bhutan.
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| Primula CALDERIANA | From the Himalayas.
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| Primula CHIONANTHA | Nivalid primula found in mountain pastures of Western China and Tibet.
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| Primula CLARKEI | Rare mat forming asiatic primula found in Kashmir.
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| Primula DENTICULATA | Commonly called 'The Drumstick Primula' this Himalayan species or more likely its improved forms are often grown in the garden.
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| Primula EDGWORTHII | Asiatic primula from western himalayas. A lovely petiolarid with flowers grouped in the middle of farinose leaves.
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| Primula ERYTHROCARPA | Asiatic primula from Bhutan, Tibet and Assam. Grows in wet forest clearings.
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| Primula FASCICULATA | Chinese dwarf alpine primula, that can be successfully grown in sphagnum moss.
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| Primula HIDEKANA | From Japan.
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| Primula IRREGULARIS | Asiatic primula from the Everest region.
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| Primula KISOANA | From Japan grows readily from seed, deciduous and has creeping habit.
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| Primula MAXIMOWICZII
| From the alpine meadows or shady rocks of north China. Unusual.
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| Primula MEGAESEIFOLIA | From southern Turkey requiring both humidity and shade.
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| Primula ORBICULARIS | Similar to Primula Chionantha but with pale yellow flowers. Originates from China. Rare in cultivation but recently reintroduced. A very elegant Navalid.
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| Primula PETIOLARIS | Closely related to Primula Gracilipes, from Nepal and Sikkim.
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| Primula REIDII WILLIAMSII | Introduced in the early 1950s following two expeditions to Nepal led by L.H.J. Williams.
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| Primula RUSBII | A North American primula that is herbacious in that its leaves die down in the Autumn to emerge afresh in the Spring.
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| Primula SIEBOLDII Seedling
| First shown in 2011.
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| Primula SIEBOLDII DANCING LADIES | Similar in appearance to the Barnhaven seed strain "Dancing Ladies".
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| Primula SIEBOLDII LILAC SUNBONNET | Named cultivar or form of this widely grown, shown and much enjoyed species.
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| Primula SIEBOLDII NORE TSUBANE | Japanese named variety.
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| Primula WHITEI | Asiatic primula found in Bhutan and Tibet. Distinguished from P. Bhutanica by its broader resting buds.
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| Primula x ARDUAINE | A petiolarid primula hybrid, almost certainly from a cross between Primula Bhutanica and Primula Whitei.
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| Primula MEGAESEIFOLIA x David Valentine
| A hybrid from Primula Megaeseifolia. D. H. Valentine experimented with Megaeseifolia crossed with Primroses and Oxslips.
I do not know whether Megasaefolia and its hybrids are best shown in the Non-Eupropean or the Vernales Section.
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| Primula x NETTA DENNIS | Probably the most frequently shown petiolarid hybrid. Bred by John Dennis and named after his wife.
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| Primula x REDPOLL | A petiolarid primula hybrid.
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| Primula x SCAPEOSA | Asiatic primula which is thought to be a natural hybrid between P. scapigera and P. bracteosa.
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| Primula x TANTALLON | A petiolarid primula hybrid.
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| Primula x TINNEY'S APPLEBLOSSOM | A petiolarid primula hybrid.
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