So, like many (I'm guessing...), I have a problem with throwing out "old" bedding plants.

Before I begin, I'm in Houston. H-O-T!! Last fall, I planted some cyclamen in a small bed by our front door. Gradually, as late winter/early spring hit and we warmed up, most of them died and/or went dormant. I dug those and saved the tubers. I have two left, however, that just keep plugging along. One is only flowering just a little anymore, but is still pretty leafy. This one, however, apparently doesn't realize that it's a cool weather plant - it's still flowering like a fool! Anyone else ever have them hang on so long like this? I've redone the bed a couple of times since originally planting them, I just keep working around them since their staying so happy.

Hi Carter. I'm just up the street from you! Mine went dormant and stayed that way. Keeping it in 77º coolness of A/C indoors til September(?). There isn't an inch of cool-anything in my yard! Then I hope it will come back. But I won't toss it out!

That is amazing! Is it in a micro climate or did you use a different amendment?
I was surprised to see my corn flowers are still blooming and even have new buds. Usually all completely dried by now

Not. Really a microclimate, I don't think, and it's just regular basic garden soil. It gets about half day sun, maybe slightly less. Nothing special at all - except that it's still alive and blooming!