The Miracle Series cyclamens are miniature, cold-tolerant (light frosts), and bloom continuously from autumn into early winter—extending the season for container and border displays.
Wall pots, window boxes, troughs, hanging baskets. Taller recent introductions (8 inches) make fuller mounds.
Pair with autumn-planted bulbs (crocus, iris, grape hyacinth, scilla) for sequential bloom into spring. Foliage plants maintain interest through winter.
Cool, bright conditions; water at soil level; avoid wetting crown. Deadhead by tugging whole stem to prevent rot.
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