I've been seeing dark-colored bugs the sz of mealy bugs in the bottom of my decorative pot. I bleached the pot & used soapy water on the plant a couple of...
I have two suggestions when you pot up your plants. First, cover the drain holes with squares of old metal screen (I'm not sure how nylon screening would work,...
Hi Folks, After our move from Canberra to Northern Tasmania things are beginning to settle down enough for me to spend a bit of time with the cyclamen. I ...
Hi Chris, the pink marbling on mirabile was originally regarded as one of it's main characteristics and and was the reason it was named mirabile. Most plants I...
Hi Mark, Thanks for that. I'll keep and eye on the pink marbling and see what happens. My other plants have leaves that are represented amongst your photos....
This year in Australia the autumn was a bonanza for my cyclamen plants - perhaps because of the exceptionally long and hot summer baking they received. One...
Hi Clive, my cyclamen hederifolium had a bumper crop of flowers this season too, I didn't have this happen to any of mine though, Lyn Edwards Canberra...
This abberation in my experience is ephemeral, does not re-occur and does not seem to reduce vigour. My suspicion is that it is the result of insect damage...
trevor wiltshire
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May 12, 2003 2:53 pm
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Dear Clive, I suspect I have seen your "strange" color/flower on hederifolium MANY times (over the years) but never in the abundance you describe. The first...
The Grahams
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May 13, 2003 3:37 am
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I too get this strange streaking of colour in certain heds. (which I think rather beautiful!) which occurs fairly regularly in one patch growing on especially...
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dmmcfarland@...
May 15, 2003 12:40 pm
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Folks, I have just added over 550 new images to my web site (http://www.edgewoodgardens.net). There is something of interest to members of all the lists...
Folks, I have just added over 550 new images to my web site (http://www.edgewoodgardens.net). There is something of interest to members of all the lists...
Hi, I have subscribed to this list, my name is Charlie and wonder what countries this list takes in, and how active it is? I became interested in Cyclamen some...
charlie
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May 26, 2003 9:19 am
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Hi Charlie, the list is not too active at the moment but it's still running. I think most of the members are in the UK, US or Europe, however there are several...
<<The link you attached to the email to all the groups did not work for me. It may be that one of the parenthesis attached was part of the link.>> Hi Arnold, ...
Hello and Welcome from me, Charlie, we are going into our dormant season here in the UK so not such an active time at the moment. I live in East Anglia in the...
Welcome to the Cyclamen list Charlie. My name is Mary Wise and I live in the South West of Western Australia. I am a beginner with Cyclamen but really enjoy...
Hi Henry, Thanks for that information, I assume that this list top posts to save reading what has gone on before or scrolling down. Having only been on ...
charlie
Ariestao1@...
May 27, 2003 6:01 am
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Welcome from me too Charlie, I am also growing lots of cyclamen from seed, its very rewarding as it doesn't take long for seedlings to reach flowering compared...
Hello Mary, It would be a pleasure to exchange seeds or plants. I have actually been pollinating our Cyclamens here with a sable hair paint brush, and am not...
charlie
Ariestao1@...
May 27, 2003 8:53 am
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... Hi Mark, Thanks for that information, I actually wondered if anyone in Oz was interested in Cyclamens. The list of seed suppliers that we received a couple...
charlie
Ariestao1@...
May 27, 2003 8:54 am
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... Hi Andrew, East Anglia sounds a treat, but the name only because I am really unaware where this might be located. I have sent another post which should...
charlie
Ariestao1@...
May 27, 2003 8:57 am
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Hi Charlie, I am in north-west Tasmania. There are not many sources of seed in Oz - no commercial sources that I am aware of if you want much more than ...
Thanks for the welcome Lyn, it is much appreciated. Kind Regards, Charlie ... -- A fallen flower Flew back to its branch! No, it was a butterfly. Moritake This...
charlie
Ariestao1@...
May 27, 2003 12:53 pm
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I purchased a number of /Cyclamen coum/ from Arrowhead Alpines in Michigan this spring. They came in little pots, going dormant. About all that is visible...
Dear Henry, when the seed is ripe the pods open-looking exactly like the eggs in the sci-fi film Alien, the pods have toothed/serrated edges. Usually about 40...
Trevor Wiltshire
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May 27, 2003 9:34 pm
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... Hi Chris, We are in Omeo, Victoria, just below Mt Hotham. I would be interested in buying some seed. The last seed we tried to raise in some controlled...
charlie
Ariestao1@...
May 27, 2003 11:05 pm
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Henry, My understanding is that the coil will relax and the stems straighten out and then the capsule is ready to harvest. Unfortunately I have never witnessed...
Hi Charlie, there is no problem bringing cyclamen seed into Oz. As long as the seed is clean and labelled with its FULL botanic name quarantine will be happy...
