Gettysburg Gardens - Cyclamen hederifolium - sagittate leaf

Cyclamen hederifolium is a hardy cyclamen that typically grows 4-6" tall and features pink or white tinged with pink flowers (2" long) with a darker eye and with reflexed petals. Blooms somewhat profusely in late summer into fall, one flower per stem. Cyclamen hederifolium typically features ivy-shaped leaves, but it is highly variable and can produce distinct sagittate (arrow-shaped or narrowly lance-shaped) leaves. These arrow-shaped forms, sometimes referred to as long-leaf forms, are often mottled with silver or pewter patterns, appearing from autumn to spring. The flower stalks typically rise up late summer to early fall and are followed by the foliage which persists through winter and goes dormant in late spring. Pot size: 3" x 3" x 5"