Cyclamen intaminatum

AUTUMN-FLOWERING. This mini-species originates from oak forests (up to 1000 m altitude) in western Turkey. It is comparable to Cyclamen cilicium, but significantly smaller. The leaves are almost round and dark green with silver-green spots. The flowers are white to light pink, without a dark spot on the nose (which many other cyclamen do have).

It is not 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 out, mix the potting soil from the pots with the surrounding soil, otherwise the tubers may remain too wet.

Names:
Latin: Cyclamen intaminatum
Dutch: Dwarf Cyclamen
English: Cyclamen intaminatum