I have a solution to your squirrel problem. Trap and remove. i.e. drown them. .They not only eat c.seeds, they eat bulbs, rose hips, birds eggs. Nest in your...
Brian Rogers
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Jun 1, 2004 4:07 pm
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Dear Cyclamenfriends , I’m searching on this time for the firstdiscription of Cyc. intaminatum . These discription was published from Meikle , in Notes...
Howdy All, I have a query about what is the maximum time taken for Cyclamen seed to germinate? I'd always heard a couple of years, but a maximum of around 4 ...
Dear Paul, Silver leaf plants do not lack chlorophyll and are often just as sturdy as all green plants. The silver is caused by gas filled cells in the...
Trevor Wiltshire
trevorw7@...
Jun 29, 2004 5:14 pm
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Trevor, Thanks for the response. ... Interesting! Well for whatever the reason teh silver leaf seedlings have alawys grown tehre at a much more sedate pace...
I have always had success with Cyclamen Society seed by storing them dry until early autumn (March), and this year has been no exception. Last year I had for...
It is time to put in my order to the Cyclamen Society for seed. The seeds haven't been collected and sent in yet, but the usual species and variants are...
Diane's comments on paying for seed from England reflect concerns I have had in the past. One year I was able to order due to the kindness of a member...
We now have fresh cyclamen seed available for shipping (instructions included), and we've put all the dormant cyclamen remaining from spring 2004 sales on sale...
Ellen Hornig
hornig@...
Jul 9, 2004 1:35 pm
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Hello Cyclamenfriends, I try to find the adress of Alberto Castillo from Argentina , can anybody help me in this group ? I believe he also collecting Cyclamen...
I noticed the first flowers on Cyclamen intaminatum yesterday. Seems very early. I have planted a few corms of intaminatum at the base of a crevice bed. They...
Arnold, i am wrong, there is a pale mauve cyclamen - C. pseudoibericum. The web site www.markgriffiths.org gives good information and photos so you can...
Hi, thanks for your kind comments, Charlotte. The mauve pseudo-ibericum had a bad year this year but it's a lesson to keep all seedlings, including the "runts"...
Mark, thanks for your information on varieties within the genus. Explains why I have so many pots of unflowered seedlings. I had better take good care of...
Hello Arnold, The photo you have attached looks to me like C. africanum, but it might be also C x hliderbrandii [Hederifolium x africanum] One of the...
oron peri
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Aug 10, 2004 5:48 pm
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Oron: Thanks, all good points to help in the ID of the bulb. I'll let you know what i find. Arnold...
I was interested to see Rick's note on his Cyclamen intaminatum being in flower a month ago. Repotting has delayed my comments until now. I still do not have...
The interesting thing about this C. intaminatum is that it is in scree and not a pot. Usually I loose this species if I plant it outside but this time it has...
Having recently joined the discussion list, I've been eagerly checking for new postings, but have found none since I first looked at the site. Is this still...
Hi Marguerite, Dormancy depends on where you live. I have balearicum, coum, persicum, repandum, rhodium and pseudibericum in flower at the moment. Others in...
... I think it's the dormant season for conversation, certainly isn't dormant for cyclamens down under. My "ordinary", hederifolium mostly I think seed ...
Just remembered, a couple of weeks ago I saw the most amazing double cyclamen at the local garden centre. It's still in its pot but I will take a photo. The...
C. hederifolium blooming here since late July, c. purpurascens since May.C. cilicium, graecum, and rohlfsianum started the last two weeks. John Anderson, near...
