It is a swizz
These must be quick and cheap to propagate Dove, you never see C. coum in 6 packs at the GC.
You could make yourself a fortune Nut http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-seeds/perennial-and-biennial-seeds/cyclamen-persicu-grandiflorum-lazer-mixed-f1/7122TM
Hmmmm
Odd really as both Cc hederifolium and coum self propagate in my garden like weeds. Mind they do take a bit longer to reach flowering size than these mini-persicum types. In a normal winter here those do not eve make it to the end of September!
These persicum also have bigger flowers which will go down well with the buying public.
I agree Berghill, coum, hederifolium and now I think cilicium are reproducing like mad here.
I may have got some sort of hybrid as well. Just the one plant, very different to anything else, silvery leaves, hederifolium shaped
Going back to forysythia folks - is it ok. to prune it at this time of the year,
as I didn't get around to it in the Autumn and it grew very tall last year?
I really wouldn't prune now - you'll lose the flowers that are forming now.
Prune out old flowered shoots when they've flowered.
Thanks Dove - I'm so pleased I checked first!
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................ I may have got some sort of hybrid as well. Just the one plant, very different to anything else, silvery leaves, hederifolium shaped
Sounds interesting Nut - I'd like to see it next time I visit
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It is a swizz
These must be quick and cheap to propagate Dove, you never see C. coum in 6 packs at the GC.
In the sticks near Peterborough
You could make yourself a fortune Nut http://www.thompson-morgan.com/flowers/flower-seeds/perennial-and-biennial-seeds/cyclamen-persicu-grandiflorum-lazer-mixed-f1/7122TM
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hmmmm
In the sticks near Peterborough
Odd really as both Cc hederifolium and coum self propagate in my garden like weeds. Mind they do take a bit longer to reach flowering size than these mini-persicum types. In a normal winter here those do not eve make it to the end of September!
These persicum also have bigger flowers which will go down well with the buying public.
I agree Berghill, coum, hederifolium and now I think cilicium are reproducing like mad here.
I may have got some sort of hybrid as well. Just the one plant, very different to anything else, silvery leaves, hederifolium shaped
In the sticks near Peterborough
Going back to forysythia folks - is it ok. to prune it at this time of the year,
as I didn't get around to it in the Autumn and it grew very tall last year?
I really wouldn't prune now - you'll lose the flowers that are forming now.
Prune out old flowered shoots when they've flowered.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks Dove - I'm so pleased I checked first!
Sounds interesting Nut - I'd like to see it next time I visit
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.