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Feb 3, 2016 10:40 PM CST
Name: Daisy I
Reno, Nv (Zone 6b)
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They don't look like cold hardy cyclamens to me. I am growing cold hardy cyclmen here in Reno - they do well in shady moist gardens (but like it a little dryer in the summer when they are dormant). I planted C. hederifolium and C. cilicium. I can't remember when I planted them (spring or fall), but I think it was fall. Nothing happened until the following fall, in fact I had forgotten about them and accidently dug a couple up.

The cold hardy cyclamen plants are smaller than the florist cyclamens - just a couple inches tall. And the flowers are tiny, maybe 1/2 inch. I have only seen shades of pink, never red or white.

A good reference nursery for cold hardy plants is Edelweiss Perennials.

Daisy
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