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Cyclamen persicum—mini cyclamens—offer the same eye-catching foliage and lovely heart-shaped flowers as a florist’s cyclamen but in a miniature package. These flowers come in pink, red, and white and ...

A petite flower, who loves to cheer up the winter months, is cyclamen. This tuberous perennial comes in red, purple and white, as well as pink Winter is cyclamen’s season of growing and blooming. A ...

If you are a plant lover, you probably have one or two poinsettias and at least one Christmas cactus to brighten your home for the holidays and the weeks that follow until spring arrives. But why not ...

In my house, the holidays truly begin when my Christmas cacti are moved from the plant room to a place of honor in the living room, where I can better enjoy their drooping branches topped with ...

If you receive a chrysanthemum or cyclamen as a hostess gift at Thanksgiving, give it some TLC. Remove the shiny foil wrap surrounding the pot — it looks nice but prevents proper drainage. Don’t ...

Add some unique beauty to your indoor décor or give the gift of low maintenance splendor with the easy-care cyclamen. You'll enjoy the colorful plain or ruffled white, pink, rose or lavender flowers ...

Q. I received a beautiful cyclamen as a gift. How do I care for it? — Maryann, Saugerties A. It most likely is a Cyclamen persicum. This type of cyclamen is grown as a potted plant for indoor use.

It's gloomy outside at the moment and so all the more reason to make inside as cheerful as possible. I think the small-flowered, indoor cyclamen are as pretty as anything you'll find in a pot at this ...