Sunday, November 19, 2006
Cyclamen Hederifolium "Bowles' Apollo" Group


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Don, I'm glad you commented on my blog. How have I missed yours all this time? I've now added you to my Bloglines feed. I like your (writing) style.
Just came across your blog and I'm really enjoying it.
I'm also a fan of Hardy Cyclemen.
I'm surprized they are not more popular.
All the best,
BOB of bobsgarden.com
I'm also a fan of Hardy Cyclemen.
I'm surprized they are not more popular.
All the best,
BOB of bobsgarden.com
Karen... likewise!
Bob... You know, I have no idea why hardy cyclamen aren't wildly popular; like I said, they are subtle, and are at their prime here in our climate at the far ends of the gardening season (which is just ducky with me).
Don
Bob... You know, I have no idea why hardy cyclamen aren't wildly popular; like I said, they are subtle, and are at their prime here in our climate at the far ends of the gardening season (which is just ducky with me).
Don
Lisa... in my first garden in northern Iowa, Z4, I grew hederifolium with no problem. Coum is maybe a little hardier, and should be no problem. The main thing is proper culture, and getting good tubers to start with.
Don
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