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Where to order primulas

21 years ago

I have come across some great primulas in books and would like to order some more unusual ones. Paradise Gardens has a few but I'm looking for more. I have Wanda purple and a nice yellow and violet as well as the Poker Primrose. Any suggestions for sources? Thanks for your help.....GC

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madmouser
21 years ago
This place has some primroses:
http://www.theprimrosepath.com/listings/primula.htm
Best source of information and plants is probably the American Primrose Society:
http://www.americanprimrosesoc.org/
I don't grow primroses, but have been thinking about it and doing some research.
vicki448
21 years ago
Arrowhead Alpines has the most extensive listing i've seen.
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