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Non-European Species

Non-European (x) Hybrids

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THUMBNAIL	NAME	DETAILS
	Primula AUREATA	Asiatic petiolarid primula uniquely for the subsection coloured yellow. Described by John Richards as "The most desirable and beautiful of all primulas".
	Primula BHUTANICA	Asiatic primula found in Bhutan Assam and Tibet. Distinguished from P. Whitei by its narrower resting buds.
	Primula BRACTEOSA	Asiatic primula found mostly in central Bhutan.
	Primula CALDERIANA	From the Himalayas.
	Primula CHIONANTHA	Nivalid primula found in mountain pastures of Western China and Tibet.
	Primula CLARKEI	Rare mat forming asiatic primula found in Kashmir.
	Primula DENTICULATA	Commonly called 'The Drumstick Primula' this Himalayan species or more likely its improved forms are often grown in the garden.
	Primula EDGWORTHII	Asiatic primula from western himalayas. A lovely petiolarid with flowers grouped in the middle of farinose leaves.
	Primula ERYTHROCARPA	Asiatic primula from Bhutan, Tibet and Assam. Grows in wet forest clearings.
	Primula FASCICULATA	Chinese dwarf alpine primula, that can be successfully grown in sphagnum moss.
	Primula HIDEKANA	From Japan.
	Primula IRREGULARIS	Asiatic primula from the Everest region.
	Primula KISOANA	From Japan grows readily from seed, deciduous and has creeping habit.
	Primula MAXIMOWICZII	From the alpine meadows or shady rocks of north China. Unusual.
	Primula MEGAESEIFOLIA	From southern Turkey requiring both humidity and shade.
	Primula ORBICULARIS	Similar to Primula Chionantha but with pale yellow flowers. Originates from China. Rare in cultivation but recently reintroduced. A very elegant Navalid.
	Primula PETIOLARIS	Closely related to Primula Gracilipes, from Nepal and Sikkim.
	Primula REIDII WILLIAMSII	Introduced in the early 1950s following two expeditions to Nepal led by L.H.J. Williams.
	Primula RUSBII	A North American primula that is herbacious in that its leaves die down in the Autumn to emerge afresh in the Spring.
	Primula SIEBOLDII Seedling	First shown in 2011.
	Primula SIEBOLDII DANCING LADIES	Similar in appearance to the Barnhaven seed strain "Dancing Ladies".
	Primula SIEBOLDII LILAC SUNBONNET	Named cultivar or form of this widely grown, shown and much enjoyed species.
	Primula SIEBOLDII NORE TSUBANE	Japanese named variety.
	Primula WHITEI	Asiatic primula found in Bhutan and Tibet. Distinguished from P. Bhutanica by its broader resting buds.
	Primula x ARDUAINE	A petiolarid primula hybrid, almost certainly from a cross between Primula Bhutanica and Primula Whitei.
	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.
	Primula x NETTA DENNIS	Probably the most frequently shown petiolarid hybrid. Bred by John Dennis and named after his wife.
	Primula x REDPOLL	A petiolarid primula hybrid.
	Primula x SCAPEOSA	Asiatic primula which is thought to be a natural hybrid between P. scapigera and P. bracteosa.
	Primula x TANTALLON	A petiolarid primula hybrid.
	Primula x TINNEY'S APPLEBLOSSOM	A petiolarid primula hybrid.