Primulas

I should add - for those who want to browse and don't want to be taken away from GOY, right click on the link and open in new window.

Well done on putting on a link! Not sure I'd know how to do that! Fabulous website, awesome photographs, I'll favourite that and have a look through, there's masses of info, never knew there were that many types!

I only just realised there are instructions to do this in the column to the right when you are writing a blog Louisa.

Yes, there is all sorts of information on there - so far I'm up to letter E. There are some lovely looking plants on there, if only!!!!

Hi Angie
useful link... thanks :o)

So there is....I'd never noticed!:)

Useful thanks Scottish!

Very handy thanks Scottish.

Thanks. I've saved the page so that I can see it later on :o)
You're clever to be able to put a link :o)

Thanks Scottish, I've had a quick look, added to favs for future reference......

Marvelous Blog and Pam Eveleigh is a brilliant Woman, Very interesting Angie:-)))))))))

I have used this site for several years; it is an excellent reference for primulas. Pam did a lecture tour of Scotland in the spring of last year and attended some SRGC shows. The primula that you bought, Angie, is divine - just so long as you don't try to say it's name ;-)

It's a great website folks. I was mesmerized all night!!
Bulba - it is rather nice, isn't it!! Reading this site made me think about starting a little collection. I've already got a few primulas and adding to it wouldn't be difficult.
I keep calling it 'Malkovich' as in the actor!! It will do for now until I can get into the habit of using it's proper name!