Acaulis

Informal plants with the same shape and habit as the familiar wild primrose. These strains maintain the form of the old named primroses - most of which have now vanished - but they are stronger in constitution and much more enthusiastic in performance. Each plant is a softly fragrant bonanza of blossom. Pick the flowers for your first spring posies - for each blossom plucked, another long scrolled bud springs up.

Collection Acaulis Our selection of 6 mixed acaulis plants.	Details
TRADITIONAL YELLOWS Moonlight yellow of the wild primrose, but with larger flowers and stronger stems.	Details
HARBINGER Gold centred whites, from a sport of the wild primrose found more than a hundred years ago in a Cornish wood. It was awarded a First Class Certificate by the R.H.S. in 1882.	Details
BUTTERSCOTCH Shades of copper, bronze, barley sugar. champagne, pink-apricot and butter yellow.	Details
OSIERED AMBER A coloured plate from a Victorian picture book. Amber, apricot and pale yellow with red stems and calyxes and red-bronze foliage.	Details
TARTAN REDS The rich red of the Scottish tartans, many with dark stems and foliage.	Details
BARNHAVEN BLUES Alice blue, cornflower, turquoise, indigo and azure - sheets of steadfast colour. RHS award of Garden Merit 1997/98.	Details
CANDY PINKS True clear pinks - bright satin pink, soft peach, shell, salmon and baby pinks. Launched in 1958 as the first really pink acaulis and still a heart melter.	Details
SPRINGTIME MIXTURE A complete mixture of all the acaulis	Details