Cyclamen coum Himalayan Mountains who were so taken after

who were so taken after it survived -10 degrees F that they released it under the name 'Arp'

extremely cute

In late spring

then you haven't yet lived

Atop the giant petiole is an unusual green and purple tinged pitcher (spathe) with a 12" long tongue (spadix) that curves out of the flower and stands erect and ready for some action

Cyclamen coum Himalayan Mountains who were so taken afterThese exquisite little gems of the rock garden burst forth in late fall with small, rounded, quarter sized leaves of black green occasionally patterned with dramatic silver markings. They are joined in late winter (February in NC) by the 2" tall flowers ranging from pink to purple. Be sure to mark the clumps, because at the onset of hot weather the entire clump goes dormant for the summer. Plant under the branches of a large tree or shrub to ensure