Bring unique winter colour to your garden with these hardy cyclamen bulbs.

The 'Christmas Tree' group is famous for its distinct silver leaves. Each leaf displays a pattern that closely resembles a fir tree.

• Striking silver foliage with dark green, Christmas tree markings.
• Produces a flush of small, vibrant flowers from January to March.
• Flowers appear in shades of magenta, pink, or white.
• Thrives in partial shade, making it ideal for woodland gardens.
• Perfect for naturalising under trees and shrubs.

Benefits for UK Wildlife

This plant is a valuable early season nectar source.

Its winter flowers provide essential food for emerging bumblebees and other pollinators when little else is in bloom.

Planting Details

• Height: 5-10cm
• Spread: Eventually forms a clump up to 15cm wide.

Other Names

You may also know this plant as Eastern Sowbread or simply as Hardy Cyclamen.

Planting Tips

• Plant the corms in autumn.
• Choose a location with well-drained soil and partial shade.
• Soak the corms in water for an hour before planting.
• Plant them about 2-3cm deep.
• Space the corms 10-15cm apart to allow them to spread.
• They establish well and will self-seed to create a natural carpet over time.