Cyclamen Alpinum

Hi Brian ..
that's cute ...

That´s lovely. With that penny, as well.

Kat... that's a 5 pence coin ...
... Brian is wealthy ;o) Lol.

No doubt, when he gives 5 pence to alpine, what is he giving under large shrubs and trees?

Lol... Kat ... golden coins for trees ;o)

Not much value in a Five pence piece ,Would need seven of them to buy a packet of Crisps.
As for the shrubs they have Gold in the form of Fertilizer.
B

Yes. Money spent on Cyclamen is a much better investment than buying Crisps ..

A dear little treasure!

just beautiful!!

If that was the only colour I had in my garden I would be very very happy. It is beautiful.

Scotsgran
I love them as you know but they are so small they really do need an elevated Position to show them off.

I know.

So sweet, so pretty and looks so delicate. Love it :O)

That's a beauty Brian, Gosh I'm excited to think mine is a rarer colour .. I must take extra care of it :o))

proves that bigger isn't always better. They are lovely Brian :)

Really beautiful Brian.

Bless, that is so cute :0)

Great idea, B...using the coin to highlight size.
Superb photo, too!

Thanks Mouldy it is nice to see you back hope you are feeling fitter ready for the garden season ahead.

Thanks B, it's nice to be back!
Still undergoing tests, unfortunately, but willing and able, nevertheless. Lol.

That's a very pretty plant, do you grow it indoors? I've never had much luck with cyclamen but it has been a while since I've tried one.

Condensed beauty.

Rkwright

They are either in the Alpine house or the garden, most would struggle with your low temperatures.

I have never tried any outdoors but have struggled with them indoors, a lot of it has been the timing when I buy them. There are two varieties that will grow outdoors here, Cyclamen hederifolium and Cyclamen coum. I am hoping to get a couple to try this year!