Download Cyclamen - Briggs Nursery

Cyclamen purpurascens
Cyclamen
Cyclamen hederifolium
Cyclamen coum
BOTANICAL NAME -- Cyclamen
COMMON NAME -- Hardy Cyclamen
USDA HARDINESS -- 4
10 YEAR SIZE -- 4”H x 8”W
HABIT -- Moderate to low spreading ground cover
CULTURE -- Shade to partial shade; soil that is moist
(ex. hederifolium) and well drained
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Petite flowers in white, pink, and lavender pastels
Blooms December to March
Heart to arrow shaped leaves, sometimes mottled silver
Cyclamen purpurascens is especially fragrant
For more information please contact us at
BRIGGS NURSERY
[email protected] / (800) 444-1515
PO Box 658, Elma, WA 98541
Quality that Grows™
They may look delicate, but
Hardy Cylcamen are tough
little soldiers on the planting
fields. Shrugging at cooler
weather, even in climates
where night temperatures dip
to near freezing, cyclamen
survive. Less than a foot tall,
and valued for their flowers,
with upswept petals and
variably patterned foliage,
this charming mounded plant
thrives in any well drained soil.
Native to Europe, the Middle
East, and North Africa, where its
natural habitat is woods, rocky
places and alpine meadows,
cyclamen spend part of the
year in dormancy, then stand
at attention when conditions
are right. Cyclamen shows
wonderfully as a woodland
groundcover, in mixed winter
planters, and is an excellent
understudy for deciduous or
evergreen shrubs.
Briggs offers these Hardy
Cyclamen cultivars:
 Cyclamen coum
 Cyclamen coum Silver form
 Cyclamen hederifolium
 Cyclamen hederifolium
Silver form
 Cyclamen purpurascens