- Compact summer-flowering plant with charming pink flowers.
- Perfect for rock and wall gardens and narrow spaces.
- Thrives excellently in shade and partial shade.
- Perennial with long-lasting blooms and low maintenance.
- Ideal as a garden plant for attractive borders.
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Cyclamen hederifolium ‘Rose Pearls’ Ivy-Leaved Cyclamen (Hardy Cyclamen) is a resilient, autumn-flowering plant with rose-pink blossoms and silver-veined foliage. This Hardy Cyclamen offers compact, graceful form that brings gentle color to shaded spots and natural plantings.
The plant’s Ivy-Leaved habit layers texture and charm, creating a soft, eye-catching ground cover as leaves emerge before flowering.
Inside a webshop collection, its seasonal rhythm and natural elegance invite garden lovers to discover a versatile, vibrant selection with enduring appeal. Rose Pearls enriches any trio of early-spring tones.
Care and Watering
Cyclamen hederifolium Rose Pearls thrives in bright, indirect light and well-drained, humus-rich soil. Water sparingly from the base when the top inch dries, avoiding wet tubers. Do not let the plant sit in water; reduce watering as foliage fades after flowering.
Maintenance
Remove spent blooms and yellowing leaves to prevent rot. Mulch lightly and allow a dry rest period in summer; repot only when necessary to avoid disturbing dormant roots.
Location
Place in a cool, draught-free area, ideally 10–15°C (50–59°F) during growth. Protect from frost in colder climates and provide bright but not harsh light year-round.
Tips
Use a container with drainage holes, water from the bottom, and feed lightly with a balanced fertilizer in growth. Division of offsets can refresh vigour.
Cyclamen hederifolium ‘Rose Pearls’ brings subtle elegance to borders and rock gardens with its delicate pink flowers and finely shaped leaves. This ivy-leaved cyclamen provides summer charm and fits beautifully with shady accents in planting schemes.
As a versatile perennial and summer-flowering plant, it forms a fine contrast in ranges for rock and wall gardens.