Some Primulas

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  1. Palustris

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    Primula allionii PNG12
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    Primula allionii Cheriton
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    Primula marginata.
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    Primula Oak leaf Pink
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    Primula Oak leaf Purple.
     
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    I only have P. Denticulata, I didn't realise there were so many different kinds.
    Lovely plants.:gnthb:
     
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    Lovely photos, thank you! :)
     
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    Lovely Palustris - your garden must be a sight now, when so many of us are struggling.
     
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    Hah. I wish. I have been virtually house bound since New Years Eve, after an op on my foot. Done hardly any gardening at all and like everyone else the weather has taken its toll. Mind, we are used to hard winters here, every one of them in the last 14 years has been bad.
    The Alpine house looks after itself to a large extent which is a good job really.
     
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    I love those, so so pretty!!
     
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