Cyclamen hederifolium Medicinal Plants and South Carolina) native that

and South Carolina) native that has withstood -9 degrees F here with NO damage (without protection or special siting)

Each clump grows 20" tall and 24" wide

Its only bad habit is being stoloniferous

We expect established needle palm specimens should handle -20 degrees F

the old seed stalks turn upward

Cyclamen hederifolium Medicinal Plants and South Carolina) native thatWho could not help but love these delightful little cormous perennials? From the tops of these grey, pumpkin shaped corms, which sit just below ground level, emerge the striking green and silver mottled foliage in early October, making 6 12" wide mounds. Starting in July and continuing through October, just prior to the emerging foliage, the tiny pink to white dodecatheon like flowers poke through the ground. By late spring, the foliage dies down and