Primula pulverulenta Bartley hybrids

Without a doubt, the best of all the x polyanthus primula (a cross between Primula veris and Primula vulgaris). These strains were developed by Florence Bellis in Bellingham Washington in the 1920's through the 1950's. When she retired in the 1950's, she passed along the torch to Jared and Sylvia Sinclair in the UK, who just recently passed it again to Angela Bradford in France. The colors, vigor and overall appearance of the plants are beyond description except to say that the color range covers the entire spectrum. We grow over 100 of the 600+ strains and offer them as a mix. As time permits, we will be offering them by color and shade. Plants prefer full shade in warmer areas of the US, but can take full sun in the North and in the higher elevations. The plants are evergreen for me and flower very early in the Spring.