Auriculas are categorised into seven main groups. Alpines, Selfs, Borders, Doubles, Stripes, Edges and Fancies. Alpines are easier to grow and most floriferous. Stripes flower a little earlier as a general rule and Doubles flower the longest.

Find out all you need to know about growing auriculas in this detailed Grow Guide. Auriculas are alpine plants, prized for their showy, jewel-like blooms and are traditionally displayed in individual pots on shelves in ‘theatres’.

2014年1月20日 · ‘Alpine’ auriculas have blooms of intensely rich colour, wonderful shading and delightful fragrance, produced from mid-March to April. Available as flowering-sized plants, plug plants or seed, they are suitable for both garden and cold greenhouse cultivation. Height (in flower): 20cm (8ins).

Hardy and exquisite, Border and Alpine Auriculas are vigorous, free-flowering primroses that are strong and sturdy enough to withstand most weather conditions and be grown in the garden. These evergreen perennial plants are incredibly diverse in size and come in almost every color imaginable. There are hundreds of cultivars available.

2015年3月15日 · Auricula primroses offer some of the most impressive flowers in the botanical kingdom, yet they remain rare in gardens and in general culture. Not completely ungrowable, one does need to do their research, and then try to find some plants.

Whatever your reasons for growing auriculas, better plants will be grown if the methods used by growers that do show their plants are adopted. The National Auricula and Primula Societies run shows at local and regional levels which are fun, inexpensive and provide access to the better varieties and sound practical advice on every aspect of ...

2024年10月10日 · Auriculas produce flowers in an amazing array of colours and patterns, from essentially ‘block colour’ blooms in bright cheery tones through to highly intricate patterns comprising of daubs, stripes, and gradations in hues both diffuse and striking.

Learn how to grow auriculas in your garden with the RHS expert guide on choosing, planting, feeding, pruning and propagating plants.

Discover how to care for, propagate and 16 of the best auriculas. Words Mary Keen, photos Richard Bloom. Woottens, in the flat lands of Suffolk at Wenhaston, five miles from the sea, …

Auriculas are spring flowering plants, originating from the Alps, making them very hardy. Best results are obtained growing them in small pots under cover, with the exception of Border Auriculas that can be grown in the open garden. The ideal place to grow auriculas, is in an unheated greenhouse with good ventilation.