It’s auricula flowers galore in the garden. In the limelight today are Dales Red, Taffeta, Lazy River, Eden Greenfinch, Sumo, Rowena, Powder Puff, Old Gold, Helen Ruane, Clouded Yellow and the little double, Trouble. Have a look at our latest Auricula Suite posts here https://auriculasuite.net/the-blog/
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New Auricula Season
New cultivar from specialist auricula growers Drointon Nurseries, Primula auricula Loudhailer…
We are always excited to get the new catalogue from Drointon Nurseries, but this year we are sooooooo thrilled because Richard’s gorgeous photograph of Drointon Nurseries’ fabulous new cultivar, Primula auricula Loudhailer is on the cover. How wonderful!
Primula auricula Loudhailer is grown by Drointon Nurseries and named after our music name, Loudhailer. Thank you Robin and Annabel!

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Nature’s jewels in the News
Loudhailer Psychedelia at it's most flowery! There's a lovely colourful feature about specialist auricula growers and Chelsea Gold Medallists Robin and Annabel Graham of Drointon Nurseries near Ripon in the Northern Echo Magazine. You can read it below including Annabel's top tips for growing auriculas and a piece about their lovely new cultivar Primula auricula Loudhailer. Discover … Continue reading Nature’s jewels in the News
Primula Auricula Pinks and Purples
It's actually snowing today, but the sun came out at the weekend when Rich took these photos. A lovely selection of pink and purple auriculas. Click on a flower to see the full image and scroll along... Auricula photographs © Rich Duffy-Howard Rich and Lou Duffy-Howard – Visit our Home Page
From Poacher’s Starlight to Bilbo Baggins
The sun is out and the cold frames are brimming with flowers in bloom, so Rich set up a makeshift auricula photography studio in the kitchen. Dexter's sweet pea shoots are just starting to peep up, and you can see Stanley the money box dog/fox looking on. So, the first set of Rich's photos are … Continue reading From Poacher’s Starlight to Bilbo Baggins