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Cyclamen coum

By Spritzhenry

Cyclamen coum (Cyclamen coum (Cyclamen))

17 Feb, 2009
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I planted three to naturalise and (hopefully) spread amongst the snowdrops round the ash tree.

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Pansypotter

Very pretty, hope they do naturalise they will look stunning among snowdrops!

17 Feb, 2009

Amy

They will Spritz they will look amazing !

17 Feb, 2009

Dottydaisy2

That will look lovely.

17 Feb, 2009

Petunia

I wish mine would grow I bought some for my porch but they just withered and died away.

18 Feb, 2009

Spritzhenry

Petunia - you may have bought a different species of Cyclamen...when did you buy them? There are several that flower at different times and some that are indoor plants only.

C.coum is in flower now and it's for growing in the soil, really. I had C.hederifolium in flower in the garden in late autumn - winter. I wouldn't use these for containers.

18 Feb, 2009

Majeekahead

will be a great combo Spritz, look forward to seeing the results.

19 Feb, 2009

Lori

Oh they are beautiful, Spritz... saw some on offer at the grocery store (they were the tiny ones) ...I was sorely tempted but decided to wait for next season when I'm settled again...

23 Feb, 2009

Bulbaholic

Very nice, Spritz. They should multiply up quite quickly.

24 Feb, 2009

Spritzhenry

I do hope so, Bulbaholic!

24 Feb, 2009

Dawnsaunt

Hi Spritz, I found yours - they are lovely. The bulbs are quite expensive, aren't they, I'll do a bit of research but I better make haste as I want them to flower in early Spring.

31 Oct, 2009

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