How to keep your flowers thriving year after yearReviewed by Julie Thompson-AdolfCyclamen (Cyclamen persicum) is a petite flowering plant with sweet-scented, small blooms on long stems that stretch up ...

IN most of the country, florists’ cyclamen is just that, something to bring that new mom, or put on a sunny windowsill at home. With its distinctive nodding flowers, twisted petals and heart ...

That’s why, if you plant them in containers, make it one you can haul inside the house. If watered and fertilized correctly, cyclamen stay in almost constant bloom until spring.

‘Ideally, plant cyclamen in a well drained soil or a gritty good quality compost if in a pot. Make sure the pot has drainage holes and there should be no need to add feed.’ Gro-Sure Perlite, 10 L ...

Cyclamen are ideal for those on the hunt for a festive holiday plant that works indoors and out. The cool-season, tuberous-root plants can brighten a garden as well as star in a dining table ...

Q. This is my first experience with cyclamen, and I have truly fallen in love with them. They are planted in four fairly large pots in my courtyard. While the flowers and leaves are beginning to ...

Cyclamen, which is native to the Mediterranean, prefers bright light. The best way to water it is to rest the plant pot in a saucer. Fill the saucer with water.

Cyclamen will live and bloom in the house for years, but getting them through summer outside is difficult. Even if you can keep the foliage alive by storing them in containers in a corner of the ...

Success in growing a cyclamen starts with the environment. It will do best when kept in a north window with bright, indirect light in a cool room, 55 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit.

Don't toss your potted cyclamen after it stops flowering. With a little care, you can enjoy beautiful blooms season after season. Read more.