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Nov 26, 2015 4:30 PM CST
Name: Keith
Long Island, NY (Zone 7a)
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valleylynn said:Hi there Keith.
So far the only true red cyclamen are the florist's cyclamen, which are not hardy.

I am trying one under a tree this year, with hellebore leaves providing a canopy, hope it winters over. I am in zone 8 so might have a chance of it making it. I will let you know. I just went out and looked at it. We have had freezing weather into the low twenties for about 2 weeks now and the plant is looking good, as are the seedlings that came up when the plant went to seed this summer.
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There is a wooded area with wild cyclamen by me that are small. I bought a red cyclamen and planted it under a tree near the wild ones, it gets leaves falling now and summer protection in the shade, who knows, it might make it?

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