I love cyclamen, but they do not seem to like me, so the photos I have are from the store. If I have one at home, the flowers soon die and afterwards the leaves. I must be doing something wrong.
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I really like their leaves… Okay the flowers are pretty cool too!
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Their leaves are something special
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A lovely shot of the cyclamen!
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Thankyou
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Those are pretty. I thought they looked like what I have here, and they sure were called Cyclamen. I’m not usually any good with plants/flowers, but this one I’ve had a couple of years, and it just keeps on flowering. I have it in my north window above the kitchen sink. Good luck if you try growing them again. 🙂
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I have never had success with them. I must be doing something wrong somewhere. I will wait until next Spring and perhaps try again.
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You are so good with all kinds of plants and flowers, as I see from your photos, they are beautiful! It never hurts to give this one another try, hopefully for success. 🙂
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I liked cyclamen when I was a kid because they grew as cool season perennials under a spruce tree out in the garden. They grew well on their own, and did not need any help from me. Now, they are expensive cool season annuals that do not last very long. When the flowers die back, they get replaced, after the clients already spent a lot of money on them! I do not like throwing them out. That is what bothers me about them. There happens to be one in my planter box that has been there for years. It dies back in summer, but comes back every winter. It is overwhelmed by everything else, but I leave it there until I can find a permanent spot for it.
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We could never plant them in the garden here. They would get frostbite and die, in Winter. Here we keep them in pots, inside in Winter and outside in summer. They are not particularly expensive here and we see them throughout the year in the store .
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