Cyclamen 2018

[Maggi Young]

That is one LARGE Cyclamen! What a beauty!

[stone]

a big one purpurascens

[Maggi Young]

a big one purpurascens

    That's so big it  is frightening!!

[David Nicholson]

From the greenhouse today.

Cyclamen cilicium forma album


C. cilicium a light form


C. cilicium ex 'Erna Frank'

[David Nicholson]

One from Mike Quest, Cyclamen mirabile


and a leaf from the above


C. mirabile ex 'Tilebarn Nicholas'



C. mirabile ex 'Tilebarn Nicholas'- leaf

[David Nicholson]

Again one from Mike, Cyclamen graecum CSE 93643


leaf from above


C. graecum 'Glyfada'

[fermi de Sousa]

From the greenhouse today.
Cyclamen cilicium forma album

That's a beauty, David!
One I must try here sometime - when I get around to it!
cheers
fermi

[David Nicholson]

.....One I must try here sometime - when I get around to it!

Here's one for you Fermi

[Roma]

Nice Cyclamen, David.
Here are a few of mine.

Cyclamen rohlfsianum (sown 1983)

[Roma]

Cyclamen hederifolium
They do really well here in gravel in full sun against the house wall



Cyclamen mirabile from SRGC seed sown in January 2001.  The second one is a much bigger plant.

[Harald-Alex.]

We were at the FCHS Spring Show today and got a chance to take a pic of the Cyclamen persicum "ex Israel" which I gave Otto - he was rather dismissive of the one I posted above!
The bamboo stakes are placed around the plant in flower to discourage the feathered vandals, I think
cheers
fermi

wonderful cyclamum exemplars in You exhibition! That You need baboo-stakes against vandalism I understand, because such pretty exemplares only one time exists!

[Mariette]

C. graecum 'Glyfada'
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This one looks like the original type found by Brian Mathew, described with pewtwer-coloured leaves. I wonder, whether those with more silvery leaves like the one I showed  (# 61) may also be called ´Glyfada´?

[Bart]

Nice Cyclamen, David.
Here are a few of mine.

Cyclamen rohlfsianum (sown 1983)

They are great, Roma. It is nice to see how old they are, and I believe C. rohlfsianum, C. graecum and C. mirabile definitely get better with age. My C. rohlfsianum are 12 years old or thereabouts and have not flowered all that well for the last years. This year the first to flower has 14 flowers.



Cyclamen rohlfsianum

Cyclamen mirabile 'Tilebarn Nicholas' is getting there:





And finally the leaves of C. crassifolium ex CSE 93073:



I have to admit it, I am bad at record keeping. I can now not trace back where the seeds came from and when. C. mirabile 'T.N.' is predates 2010, and this crassifolium - no idea. Was it part of Jan Bravenboer's list? I have a record of all seed I bought of him, but this one does not show up there. It is a stunning series, all plants with the green border and white centre. Will post more pics when the others develop.

[Yann]

A baby from the CSE seeds, Cyclamen mirabile 'Tilebarn Anne'.
By the way Roma and David you show us stunning plants.

[Maggi Young]

Seems  like the Cyclamen Society event at Harlow Carr  went well - hoping someone will take the trouble to share photos here to delight all...