It’s my favourite season at the RHS Harlow Carr Gardens – primula time! Swathes of candelabra primulas grow along the margins of the stream that runs through the garden. You’ll find several others too, including orchid-like, red tipped primula viallis.
These are beautiful. The colours are so lovey.
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Oops. Lovely.
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Wow! These pics are gorgeous!
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When in the Seattle area primroses were an early bloomer. I enjoyed them very much. I don’t think I have seen in the Boise area in my life. It must be too hot for them here. Temperatures for the next 2 weeks over 100.
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Beautifully captured flowers.
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Gorgeous, even if whichwaynow has already said it
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Nice shot 😉
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I have never seen or heard of primulas before, but since seeing your photos, they’ve kicked some other flower off my “Top 5 Favorites” list. They are gorgeous and your photos are amazing. I came to your site from Cee’s because I saw the beautiful flower you use in lieu of yourself as your i.d. picture for your blog. I must know what that flower is! Thanks for expanding my vision and knowledge. I love your blog. Judy
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Thanks Judy. The flower picture I’m using for my blog is an unusual hellebore bred by Ashwood Nurseries.
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I sat and sipped my coffee… and sat some more… sipping
but what I was really doing was enjoying these delightful flowers.
They are truly magnificent… but only because you framed them perfectly!
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