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Commonly referred to as ‘auriculas’ by collectors, the plant has a rich history full of drama and quirky tales, but most impressive is that the auricula was one of the first ‘florist plants’, the term ‘florist’ even came from those who carried these rare plants in England hundreds of years ago before people began growing plants in pots. – Origin: The common primrose is a species of flowering plant in the family Primulaceae, which is native to Western and southern Europe, northwest Africa, also parts of South-west Asia. Few flowers are as amazing as the Auricula primroses. – Deer & Rabbit resistant: Deer and rabbits usually leave them alone as they both do not like the texture. Can remove spent flower and foliage to keep a tidy plant and freshen growth but not necessary. – Care: Generally low maintenance and easy to grow. – Attracts: Bees, butterflies and all sorts of beneficial pollinators. – Soil: Preferably dry to medium moisture but well drained soil. – Position: Deep Shade, Dappled Sunlight. Growing: Primula auricula VELVET PURPLE PRIMROSE If you live in a dry climate where summer and spring are very hot, mulching might be of benefit because this will maintain moisture in the soil and keep the roots cool. The leaves are often covered with a whitish meal which gives them the, better known, common name 'dusty millers'. Its leaves are comparatively thick and roundish in outline hence the common name 'bear's ears' and botanical name auricula. You just have to water them regularly, keep the soil enriched, and remove dried or dead leaves occasionally. Primula auricula is a yellow flowered plant of the high alps. Primulas are generally pretty low maintenance, you don’t have to spend a lot of energy having to prune and care for it. A tough shade performer that is also frost hardy. They love shade – Deep Shade to a little Dappled Sunlight or early Morning Sun. In the wild Primula auricula grows with Primula rubra which is a non-mealy plant with rosy pink flowers and a white eye. Very happy in well watered pots or containers. These types do not have any farina or meal on flower or foliage. The corolla is sharply gradated from a darker hue near the centre to a lighter one at the rim. Specialists sub-divide them further into Light Centred, Gold Centred, and Laced.

Neatest little clumps of bloom and foliage growing to just 20cm in full bloom. Alpine Auriculas are show flowers and are subject to rigorous specifications and restrictions. The trees are artificially planted on the logs that have been cut. It has a blackish surface and a grayish back. Primula auricula VELVET PURPLE PRIMROSE has neat growth and enjoys Deep Shade to Partial Sunlight. Auricularia auricula-judae, Judas's Ear ,or kikurage (scientific name: Auricularia auricula-judae) is a mushroom in the family Auricularaceae, which is native to temperate regions around the world.

Flower auricula