Cyclamen coum 'Rubrum'

WINTER-FLOWERING. Very hardy variety, the best winter bloomer (late December - mid-April) for our climate. The leaf pattern varies; the leaves appear in autumn and remain until the end of spring (unless very severe frost kills them). The flower color is deep dark pink. Occasionally (but not always) the flowers are fragrant. They add color to the garden even before the first snowdrops, snowflakes, winter aconites, or crocuses!

It's not that difficult to offer rare cyclamen tubers. Whether or not plundered from the wild, there is a lively trade worldwide. It's a pity that only a portion of the tubers truly thrive in the garden. We have the solution for you: every variety we supply is grown in a pot in the Netherlands and already has foliage, so we dare to guarantee regrowth! When planting, mix the potting soil from the pots with the surrounding soil, otherwise, the tubers may remain too wet.

Names:
Latin: Cyclamen coum
Dutch: Coacyclaam
Also: Wintercyclamen
English: Sowbread