Cyclamen coum – Silver leaf (20 seeds)
A late winter flowering cyclamen with a pewter coloured leaf which gives a silver-grey metallic appearance. The flowering of Cyclamen coum coincides beautifully with Hellebore flowering time allowing for picture perfect winter gardens. The blooms are an attractive pink or white colour.
Grow cyclamen in partial shade, such as the undergrowth of trees on the edge of garden beds. Cyclamen can handle a dry period over summer, but provide intermittent water during the growth period. After flowering you will find small seed heads will burst with seeds and help to spread and maintain your cyclamen bed.
All forms of Cyclamen coum do best for us in semishade, we plant them so as to allow full morning sun and afternoon shade, soils must drain well and be allowed to dry in Summer. All Cyclamen respond well to annual light mulch and a light dressing of fertiliser.
A late winter flowering cyclamen with a pewter coloured leaf which gives a silver-grey metallic appearance. The flowering of Cyclamen coum coincides beautifully with Hellebore flowering time allowing for picture perfect winter gardens. The blooms are an attractive pink or white colour.
Grow cyclamen in partial shade, such as the undergrowth of trees on the edge of garden beds. Cyclamen can handle a dry period over summer, but provide intermittent water during the growth period. After flowering you will find small seed heads will burst with seeds and help to spread and maintain your cyclamen bed.
All forms of Cyclamen coum do best for us in semishade, we plant them so as to allow full morning sun and afternoon shade, soils must drain well and be allowed to dry in Summer. All Cyclamen respond well to annual light mulch and a light dressing of fertiliser.
A late winter flowering cyclamen with a pewter coloured leaf which gives a silver-grey metallic appearance. The flowering of Cyclamen coum coincides beautifully with Hellebore flowering time allowing for picture perfect winter gardens. The blooms are an attractive pink or white colour.
Grow cyclamen in partial shade, such as the undergrowth of trees on the edge of garden beds. Cyclamen can handle a dry period over summer, but provide intermittent water during the growth period. After flowering you will find small seed heads will burst with seeds and help to spread and maintain your cyclamen bed.
All forms of Cyclamen coum do best for us in semishade, we plant them so as to allow full morning sun and afternoon shade, soils must drain well and be allowed to dry in Summer. All Cyclamen respond well to annual light mulch and a light dressing of fertiliser.