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#114048 August 7th, 2005 at 07:29 AM
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OK - here we are - this foursome shows where I've put my cyclamen in the rock garden, the north island and by the morning glories on the south island.

All are in pots - nothing is planted right into the ground.

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The next twosome shows the one I've left for the table garden - will ya' look at Wild Willie's sedum, eh?

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And this twosome shows

Plantings at the foot of trees - one on south lot, the other on middle lot.

There's a big dusty dry patch there, so it needs something.

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#114049 August 7th, 2005 at 09:33 AM
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Carly,

Love the pics. Your gardens are great.

Question about Cyclamen. My hubby got me one after our last was born and I have had it in the house since then, almost 10 months. It has bloomed pretty much continually.

How do they do outside? I am in zone 5.

Also what do the seeds look like. I have been trying to find them but just cannot seem to catch it right.

And finally how easy are they to separate into multiple plants as mine is getting a bit big for teh container.

#114050 August 7th, 2005 at 11:05 AM
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beautiful work carly! they have such pretty pink flowers! and the leaves are neat looking too :-)

#114051 August 11th, 2005 at 05:35 AM
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Hi ya... here is some more info on cycalmens for you... cyclamen tipsheet

I have a red one outside in a container that seems to be happiest if it gets a bit of morning sun and regular water (not a bunch at a time, just the lawn sprinkler over spray). I used to have it inside but it didn't seem to happy and started to turn brown and ugly. Mine does go through a dormant period where it doesn't bloom and dies back a bit but that only lasts a month or so at a time. Our weather is pretty mild and our growing season is long so this may not apply to everyone. I love my cyclamen at Christmas when its the only thing blooming. I love the blooms, they look like little fairy dresses.

Happy gardening!

#114052 August 11th, 2005 at 05:57 AM
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#114053 August 11th, 2005 at 06:52 AM
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Thanks Bill and Kristen. Got some good info from there!

#114054 August 17th, 2005 at 08:15 PM
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They are difficult to deal with indoors or out. Read Bill's link here.

Today, they're not looking so good - they are still in pots.

I think I might move them.


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