Edgewood Gardens-C. coum

Cyclamen C. coum- Flowers appear in winter, in the wild from December to April as the snow melts, dependent on altitude, from white through shades of pink to magenta, generally unscented. The corolla lobes are reflexed, 5–15mm long, with rounded or pointed tips and generally 90 degrees twist. There is a basal M shaped purple zone on each corolla lobe (absent in forma albissimum). Leaves appear in autumn, fully developed by flowering time, round to heart shaped, with smooth or slightly toothed margins, from plain green through varying degrees of patterning in grey or silver to all over silver, underside purplish, sometimes green, 2-8cm long, 1.5-8cm wide. 2.5" Pot "Edgewood" is a private garden which has been evolving since the family's move from the UK to the north-east USA in 1995. The garden is not open to the public for visits or for plant sales. Plants can be purchased online, at plant sales and at presentations. The garden is home to several thousand hardy plants, trees and shrubs, grown in a variety of microhabitats including raised beds, xeric beds, bog gardens, woodlands, and cold greenhouses. https://www.cyclamen.org/plants/species/cyclamen-coum/