Bear’s Ears Primrose, Primula auricula

Auricula primroses are great for edges or rock gardens. They prefer good drainage, more gritty soil, and a tad more lime than acid. Flowers are generally large, open face with a distinct color around the edge fading into the throat. The color of this offering is unknown-this photo is representational of the species only. Auricula spread in clumps, the woody stems layer themselves or can be broken and planted elsewhere. Perennial.

2 available, 4-inch pots

Plants can be picked up:

• Thursday, July 27th from 3-5pm
• Friday, July 28th from 12-2pm, or during the Garden Group Picnic for Garden Group Members attending.
• Saturday, July 29th from 11-1pm. Pick-ups will not be allowed during the Theater Alaska Performance.



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