2021年4月6日 · Hardy cyclamen lights up the garden with showy mounds of silvery-white foliage and heart-shaped leaves that appear in autumn and last until the plant goes dormant in late spring. Learn how to grow hardy cyclamen plants in the garden here.

2025年1月15日 · Hardy cyclamen are a lovely ground cover that get better with each passing year. Native to areas of the Mediterranean such as Greece, Italy, Turkey, and Israel, this low-growing plant has delicate flowers that flutter on long stems above silvery or variegated leaves.

Hardy Cyclamen is a tuberous herbaceous perennial in the primrose family that is native to woodland, shrubland, and rocky areas in the Mediterranean. It has showy flowers and ivy-like leaves that can be green, silver but often variegated.

Cyclamen: hardy A delightful tuberous perennial providing colour often when little else is flowering, particularly in late winter or early spring. Hardy cyclamen species and cultivars are ideal for naturalising under trees, on banks or in a shady border and planted in association with other early-flowering woodland plants such as snowdrops ...

There are 23 species of Cyclamen and several of them (Cyclamen hederifolium, and Cyclamen coum) make wonderful, easy-to-grow, winter-hardy specimens in the garden. Cyclamen are tuberous fall/winter-growing Mediterranean natives that are best known as difficult-to-keep-alive house plants (Cyclamen persicum).

Love Cyclamen? This one's for you! Learn everything you need to know to have hardy Cyclamen in flower for most seasons in your garden.

Hardy Cyclamen: Ideal for outdoor planting, particularly Cyclamen hederifolium (autumn-flowering) and Cyclamen coum (winter to early spring flowering). These species are more tolerant of colder climates and thrive in USDA Zones 5–9.

Hardiness: Hardiness varies by species. Many Cyclamen are hardy in USDA zones 5-9, with some species, like C. coum, tolerating colder temperatures. Uses: Cyclamen are popular for shaded garden beds, rockeries, and containers. Their compact size and attractive foliage make them suitable for underplanting and for adding color to winter gardens.

Native to the Mediterranean region, Cyclamen hederifolium is the hardiest, most robust, and easiest Cyclamen to grow. Produced from a tuber, it is long-lived and truly bejewels the fall garden. Growing up to 4-6 inches tall (10-15 cm) and 6-12 in. wide (15-30 cm), it will self-seed and naturalize freely if left undisturbed.