MY AURICULAS

I have tried lots of auriculas, the alpines, doubles, greenedged e.t.c. ordered from England.
After many lost plants, I can say that they are not very hardy up here in the north. I have succeded much better by growing the auriculas from seeds. The problem with seedlings is that you never know what colors you will get, unless you have a chance of gettting handpollinated seeds. The auriculas that I have raised from seeds, seems to be very hardy and are in good conditions.

NEW AURICULAS 2006-2010




NEW AURICULAS 2005 Seeds from C - Les Allen collection D - APS E - my own seeds F - Barnhaven

	C 01	C 16	C 21	C 62

C 69	D 04	D 05	D 06	D 11

E 05 Seeds from D02	E 14 Seeds from D02	F 01	Orwell Tiger Seedling

NEW AURICULAS 2002 - 2004

D 01 b From Falltrask	D 02 b From Kamlunge	Eden Julie Seedling	Appleblossom Seedling 1	Appleblossom Seedling 2

Buitenkamp	seedling	Joyce	Purple Velvet	B 36

AURICULA SEEDLINGS 2001 Seeds from Field House Alpines (a) and Ojebyn/Sweden (b).

B 01 a	B 03 a	B 04 a	B 06 a	B 08 a

B 10 a	B 14 a	B 15 a	B 16 a	B 17 a

B 18 a	B 21 a	B 23 a	B 24 a	B 26 a

B 30 a	B 35 a	B 37 a	B 40 a	B 45 b

B 46 b	B 47 b	B 48 b	B 51 b	B 52 b

B 54 b

AURICULA SEEDLINGS 2000 Seeds from Alaska

A 02	A 03	A 04	A 05	A 07

A 08	A 09	A 10	A 13	A 14

AURICULA SEEDLINGS 1998 Seeds fr. Norway (c) and Blattnicksel/Sweden (d).

X 06 d	X 07 c	X 08 c	X 09 c	X 10 c

X 11 c	X 12 c	X 14 d	X 16 d	X 23 c

MY OTHER AURICULAS My older plants

X 01 fr.Gertrud	X 02 fr. Anette	X 03 fr Astrant Plant	X 04 (my name "Lili")	X 05 fr. Annikki

X 15 fr. Astrant Plant	X 17 fr. Pia