Our annual cyclamen seed sale, and clearance sale of leftover cyclamen plants, is now under way. For details, visit our website at www.senecahill.com, and...
Ellen Hornig
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Jul 5, 2006 12:58 pm
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This winter I decided that my cyclamen should no longer suffer imprisonment in pots in the shadehouse, where they lived an unhappy existence, either too wet or...
What a lovely story. I don't have anything like this, but the cyclamens I do have, mostly coum and hederifolium, seem quite happy, merrily seeding themselves....
Indeed, Barbara Knox-Shaw's account of setting her cyclamen free is the stuff of dreams many of us will never see, let alone be able to envision in dreams. I...
Barbara, Your tale of woodland clearing - especially removing periwinkle - is very inspiring. I have an area under birch trees that is filled with periwinkle...
Hi, I have never managed to flower Cyclamen rohlfsianum. I bought plants in flower but most years I get no buds forming. recently I've increased the winter...
It nice to hear about others people who have experience with Cyclamen. I'm just getting started. I have two Cyclamen plants and about 600 seeds of 10...
You are right about keeping the seeds in a dark place. Water them once after sowing and water again only when needed, when the ground or mixture is drying a...
I have Cyclamen hederifolium, cilicium, purpurascens, persicum, intaminatum, graecum (2 forms) and creticum all in flower at the same time. I am not aware of...
... We are thinking about you in this time of sadness and our prayers will be with you and all the members of his familly. Avec Amour, Brigitte Baas...
Hello Mark I am reasonably successful in getting my rohlfsianums to flower. I usually move them out of my plungebed in late spring and let them completely dry...
Hello all, The Society AGM is being held next week at Birmingham Botanic Garden and along with this a competitive show. I have taken plants to the last 5 of...
All of us that will not be able to see the show in person would love to see pictures of the beautiful flowers and leaves. Nancy Robinson Tennessee USA The...
Hal or Nancy Robinson
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Sep 15, 2006 12:51 am
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Frank, there is a schedule for the AGM show on page 38 of the June journal. Regards, Tim Murphy...
... Tim, Thanks very much for pointing that out. I've been searching the house for the usual loose, blue sheet, no wonder I couldn't find it. See you at the...
Hi, thanks for your reply. I decided to take a chance and give them a bit more water and so far all is ok, although the leaves are overtaking the buds that...
Greetings. I'm a new member, from 43 degrees South, at Tinderbox, Tasmania. Spring is here, apple trees are greening and drifts of daffodils are a delight. In...
Hello Ralph Funnily enough I have wondered about this, not just with cyclamen but with other plants too. I wondered if not watering for a few days might give...
Ralph Isn't the advice perhaps meant for bringing a dormant tuber into growth? Here the bulb growers deluge, and then withhold until top growth appears, which...
... Misting help offset problems that occur when root have been damaged, depending on where the plant is in its growth cycle and whether one is potting up...
Hello Nina Thank you for this, very interesting and helpful. Most appreciated. Andrew Jack Lambert <rjl6@...> wrote: ... Misting help offset problems...
Greetings I can see misting works for re-potting in a greenhouse or frame, but I can't see it being effective with planting out in the garden, where all my...
Arthur Thomas
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Sep 20, 2006 8:25 pm
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Pictures of prize winning plants at the Cyclamen Society Birmingham Show on 24th September are available on the Society's website http://www.cyclamen.org....
... The link also did not work for me but your adapted version worked a treat. Thanks. The photos are also fantastic, as was the show, seemed to be very well...
I apologize if I am missing something and should know better, but is it at all possible to have all those incredible plants identified? The density of bloom is...
Marcia, my own experience is that 'showable' plants represent a very small percentage of my collection of stock plants. I have 300+ plants in the glasshouses...
