Cyclamen Hederifolium from Willows Nursery

Walgrave, Northampton, NN6 9QA

We have been successfully growing and selling Hardy Cyclamen here at
Willows Nursery 
since the mid 1990’s, growing stock from our own collected seed.

However, recent year’s sales have been too successful (!) leaving our stocks of all of the Cyclamen varieties
very low, EXCEPT for that most excellent variety Cyclamen Hederifolium, which we have always concentrated
on more heavily as it is the most popular variety of Hardy Cyclamen and for good reason.

So, for the time being, whilst we concentrate on building up the stock levels of the other varieties of Hardy Cyclamen
to a level where we can widely offer sensible quantities, we will **only be offering Cyclamen Hederifolium for sale**.

This is on the basis of well grown corms, in quantity at good value !

However, we have left most of the original information on our (very) old Cyclamen site, which provides details of
all of the other varieties, for you to look through in case you find it useful.  To go to our old site Click Here.

Meanwhile, please use the links above to find out more about our Cyclamen Hederifolium and how to buy them.

Please contact us if you have any questions about Hardy Cyclamen.

Les & Anne Cordes

** PS We are pleased to be able to offer for sale again Cyclamen Coum (winter flowering).
They are available to order in our online shop for despatch whilst dormant next Spring.

You can find further information on this page.      
Cyclamen Hederifolium growing at Willows Nursery. Buy
A ‘drift’ of Cyclamen Hederifolium here at Willows Nursery in the autumn.

This Hederifolium corm is about 10 years old.

The photograph was taken in September when
the corm was in full flower, with more buds
coming and the leaves yet to fully show.

A photograph of this corm is also on our
‘Cultural Advice’ page 
showing the seed
pods formed from the flowers that set.

Cyclamen Hederifolium at Willows Nursery. Buy.

This Hederifolium corm is about 10 years old.

The photograph was taken in September when
the corm was in full flower, with more buds
coming and the leaves yet to fully show.

A photograph of this corm is also on our
‘Cultural Advice’ page 
showing the seed
pods formed from the flowers that set.

The photograph above shows one of our nursery beds – you can see the cotyledon (first seed leaves) of Cyclamen Hederifolium.   

They do not have the ‘adult’ ivy-shaped leaves but they already show the variety of leaf patterns.

The photograph to the right shows
Cyclamen Hederifolium in nursery
beds in one of our shadehouses in
full flower in late September.

All of our cyclamen are grown here at the nursery from our own seed.

They are not “forced” for a quick turn-over but are grown slowly to produce firm corms (not full of water). This way they transplant well without suffering.

We believe that our collections of corms are particularly good value, allowing you to easily and economically plant a group of corms to establish a ‘drift’ of flowers – the best way to see and enjoy them.

Our corms are often twice as old as others offered – they can live for over 100 years so a good start is essential.

The photograph above shows one of our nursery beds – you can see the cotyledon (first seed leaves) of Cyclamen Hederifolium.   

They do not have the ‘adult’ ivy-shaped leaves but they already show the variety of leaf patterns.

All of our cyclamen are grown here at the nursery from our own seed.

They are not “forced” for a quick turn-over but are grown slowly to produce firm corms (not full of water). This way they transplant well without suffering.

We believe that our collections of corms are particularly good value, allowing you to easily and economically plant a group of corms to establish a ‘drift’ of flowers – the best way to see and enjoy them.

Our corms are often twice as old as others offered – they can live for over 100 years so a good start is essential.

The photograph below shows
Cyclamen Hederifolium in nursery
beds in one of our shadehouses in
full flower in late September.

Les Cordes is a member of The Cyclamen Society which exists to ‘encourage cultivation, conservation
and to disseminate and extend knowledge of the genus Cyclamen and its species, forms and cultivars.
It combines scientific study with all the activities of a society for enthusiasts who cultivate the plants’.

Cyclamen Coum from Willows Nursery

We are very pleased to also offer Cyclamen Coum for sale
(for the first time in several years) – this is the winter flowering variety.

We will have limited availability this year and we will only be sending out whilst they are dormant for the summer. 

Please have a look at this page for more information.

Cyclamen Coum from Willows Nursery Feb 2018

Please use the link below to visit a page which shows photographs of our Cyclamen Hederifolium through a full year – starting in August 2019 – from flowering to dormancy.