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 [sī́klə-mən, sĭḱlə-]
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What are Cyclamen? Cyclamen are a genus of plants containing 20 species, which are part of the family of Primulaceae, the Primrose family. In the wild, their distribution is centred on the mediterranean, being natives of parts of Europe, western Asia and parts of North Africa.
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Cyclamen purpurascens - Distribution, habitat, description and cultivation Cyclamen purpurascens has a wide distribution in Europe and extends further north than any other species.
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Although many species of cyclamen are hardy, the cyclamen plants sold in greenhouses and stores during the holidays are considered houseplants and require different care than garden cyclamens. Still cyclamens make excellent long, blooming houseplants with minimal care, as outlined here. Cyclamen Season...
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How to grow and care for Cyclamen as a house plant or in the garden Your Cyclamen will continue to bloom from December up until April if it is kept cool and happy. As the flower stalks and leaves die off they should be removed by giving them a sharp tug. New foliage and flowers will soon replace the old.
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CYCLAMEN CARE The florist cyclamen is derived from Cyclamen persicum, a Mediterranean plant. In nature it goes dormant during the summer months, comes into growth as cooler, damper weather starts, flowers in autumn, winter or spring, and goes dormant again as the summer becomes warm.
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Encyclopedia: Cyclamen
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Did you know that Cyclamen are one of the best winter outdoor shade plants. ; Cyclamen, The keys to success are in the copy below. Let's look at some keys to success with your Cyclamen.
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International Cultivar Registration Authority page CYCLAMEN SOCIETY ICRA group(s) with date of appointment: Cyclamen L., excluding C. persicum Mill. (1999)
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