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Thousand of Cyclamen persicum are blooming in the Karpaz hills in spring. Fl. shades range from white to deep pink. Some clones have flowers double-sized from average plants. |
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Leaves silver patterns are unique to each plant; some plants have
a pleasing smell while other have no smell. So you have this incredible
sight of thousand of plants, each being unique. One could make a
book only with leaves patterns. Cyclamens remain to me an exemple
of how to get individuality in a mass. Being variable is for a plant
a factor of success in the horticulral world. Explaining why Cyclamen
persicum is the ancestor of Florist Cyclamens. Three other autumnal
blooming Cyclamens are said to grow in Cyprus. C. cyprium, White-flowered
and endemic. Purple-flowered C. naepolitanum common to a number
of med country. Cyclamen graecum is supposed to grow there being
indicated in several floras. Because of their beauty, cyclamen were
often planted, so in several aegean islands, one can't be sure about
their wild status. C. persicum is common in Cyprus cemeteries. |