A visual reference for the Genus Primula
It's About TimeBotanical travel can take you close to home or far away,
perhaps, the other side of the earth.
The nearest antipodes to me is Port-aux-Francais in the Kerguelen Islands which would be interesting to visit, but it isn’t … Read More
Bringing Seeds into Focus
Have you ever seen the book “Seeds:Time Capsules of Life” by Kesseler & Stuppy? It’s a gorgeous coffee
table book of false-colored scanning electron microscope (SEM) images of seeds.
These types of images can show won… Read More
My Camera has the Blues
Color is a tricky thing when describing and photographing flowers. Not only do people differ in their understanding of what is meant by color terms, our cameras “see” colors in different ways than we do.
Primula nanobella… Read More
Photographing Primula in the Wild
Pam Photographing Primula agleniana in Tibet
One of the joys and pleasures of administering Primula World is seeing wild Primula images taken by others while travelling. Not every person is a world-class photographer or ow… Read More
An Interview with Pam Eveleigh
Recently, Pam Eveleigh, creator of this website Primula World, was interviewed by Jennifer Connell for her gardening blog called "Three Dogs in a Garden". The full interview can be found here. … Read More
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