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Cyclamen and Alyssum at Seaport Village, San Diego, CA.


Cyclamen and Alyssum at Seaport Village, San Diego, CA. (Cyclamen and Alyssum)

I love Cyclamen, however, it can sometimes be difficult to grow in San Diego. It doesn't seem to like our warm to hot and very dry weather in winter. Photo taken on Feb. 12, 2011.



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thats a beautiful sight,

19 Feb, 2011

 

Pretty planting :o)

19 Feb, 2011

 

Yorkshire, Terratoonie:

Thanks! These Cyclamens were planted on the north side of a seafood restaurant.

19 Feb, 2011

 

WOw thats beautiful!

22 Feb, 2011

 

Linsuffolk:

Thanks! :>)

23 Feb, 2011

 

Such a pretty display

23 Feb, 2011

 

Sixpence:

Thanks! I really liked this Cyclamen display, too! I wish I could get some to grow in my yard. :>)

24 Feb, 2011

 

They look like the big ones, perhaps you could try growing the smaller ones which survive better over here outside.

24 Feb, 2011

 

Sixpence:

The reason why they don't do well in my garden is: because it's too warm and dry. These plants were growing right by San Diego Bay where the temps tend to be a little cooler, with more humidity.

24 Feb, 2011

 

Oh I see now yes these are winter flowers over here but sever frost will kill the big flowering ones off here the little ones survive better.

24 Feb, 2011

 

Sixpence:

Yes, Cyclamen like it on the cool side. They don't particularly like 80F/27C plus temps with low humidity...like we get during Santa Ana Wind season (fall -early spring). The day I took this pic it was 80F/27C., luckily they were growing on the north side of a restaurant.

25 Feb, 2011

 

Well its given a lovely display

25 Feb, 2011

 

How very english.......lol

2 Mar, 2011

 

Dottydaisy2:

Very English! :>) They're not the easiest plants to grow here...and they can be very expensive also.

3 Mar, 2011

 

Cheap as chips here....a quaint old english saying.

3 Mar, 2011



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