Begonias
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I love Cyclamen and haven’t seen them since I left California, where they were so popular. Thanks for sharing these.
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I haven’t had cyclamen for decades, I tried them in beds and they promptly died. My daughter bought this Cyclamen plant for me for Mother’s Day, and I had it inside until the weather cooperated and hung it outside. It is absolutely beautiful! I was having trouble posting the photos though, my photo system is giving me a lot of grief…I am pleased with the way they turned out though. Thanks for commenting. 🙂
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I had mine in hanging baskets, too, and lived in the redwoods where we had rain almost constantly for four months of the year.
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You cylmen gallery is stunning. Thanks for playing 😀
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I stand corrected—these flowers are Begonias, not Cyclamen.
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Thank you for the comment…these Begonias ARE stunning. Sorry, I really need to do better fact checking. 🙂
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