Mixed only - may be yellow, mustard or deep wine. They thrive best in a moist soil, rich in humus, preferring a well-drained sheltered site where there is a little dappled shade.  Alternatively, plant them in a low patio pot or alpine trough which can be moved to a shady spot in the summer months. 

Mixed green varieties only.  Photo shows the first variety that has flowered. Light shade, moist soil with excellent drainage.

Rich velvety red, beautiful colour. Height to 15 cms.Part shade.

20 cms. Summer dormant. Soft crumply oval leaves, scalloped and stalked that bear pale lavender flowers in spring. Part shade.

This Primula sieboldii has the most goreous silvery pink flowers in spring.  Soft, crurmply, scalloped leaves. Partial shade. Summer dormant.

20 cms. Summer dormant in the garden. Soft crumply oval leaves, scalloped and stalked that bear white flowers in spring. Part shade. 

To 60 cms. A rarer beauty. Large, fragrant, flared, pale yellow bell-shaped flowers above dense rosettes of crinkledand toothed leaves. Rare species, almost as large as the “Giant Himalayan Cowslip”. Lovely for under rhododendrons. Winter dormant.

Mixed - may include yellow or orangy/red. Suitable for part shade. Spring flowering.