tulips and amaryllis are still dormant or have only leaves, freesia will bloom soon, others are blooming now

Are your cyclamen growing inside your home or a greenhouse?

@sallysmom@
no greenhouse, all of them outside on the open balcony.

@sangel Can you tell us about your climate?

@sallysmom

more or less like in Florida

About 95-100F in summer, no rain at all (from April to November), but humility is high (about 70% in the day, and close to 100% at night). In winter we have a rain, with temperature about 50-60 F (sometimes up to 40 F), no snow, but sometimes we have a graupel, that looks like a snow on the roads for few minutes until it melts. Most of the flowers blooming in winter.

freesia started as well, sorry for the rain drops on the pictures.

Sounds like southern California weather, but a bit more humidity than us. My freesias are in bud.

sangel said:freesia started as well, sorry for the rain drops on the pictures.

Lovely Freesias. Personally I think rain drops on blooms add a nice touch at times, so no need to apologise!

ctcarol said:Sounds like southern California weather, but a bit more humidity than us. My freesias are in bud.

mine most of them as well, only few are blooming, here is a full picture of the plant

Now I have pink freesia as well, also red and yellow in full bloom, few days of full sun does it job








and a cyclamen in a fool bloom as well, a pink one, blue is on its way

I read somewhere that rain in a plant picture ups the viewer's appreciation for said picture like 30%.
Isn't that a hyacinth in the last picture?

jmorth said:I read somewhere that rain in a plant picture ups the viewer's appreciation for said picture like 30%.
Isn't that a hyacinth in the last picture?

OOPS, of course hyacinth , my typing mistake