But their flowers are the main attraction. Available in white and shades of pink, red and purple, the houseplants boast ...

To keep your favourite winter-interest houseplants in top condition through the colder months, they’ll need occasional watering and little to no feeding. A few tricks recommended by the Royal ...

Those of you who have never grown a cyclamen are missing one of the great pleasures in cool-season gardening. The cyclamen is one of the most popular Christmas plants in Europe, but it lost its place ...

A. Cyclamen are tuberous plants with attractive heart-shaped leaves and flowers which stand above the foliage. Cyclamen are usually purchased while in flower. They need cool temperatures (they prefer ...

Whether you’re looking to fill your flower beds, pots or garden borders, these hardy perennials will add a range of shades to your garden - offering everything from pure white through all shades of ...

Of all the holiday flowering plants available this time of year, cyclamen cannot be beat for beauty, value and longevity. A single plant will offer up many blooms for several weeks. Cyclamen are the ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

Winter is full of seasonal delights, but we don’t normally associate this time with vibrant flowers. Most plant species flower in the spring and summer, before lying dormant during the coldest months.

The plant: It’s typically grown as an indoor houseplant, but you can also bring cyclamen outdoors to cheer up your cool-season garden. Socalled Florists Cyclamen, a hybrid of cyclamen persicum, is the ...

They’re one of Britain’s most popular houseplants — and, with good care, will flower for months. Sadly, most look miserable soon after purchase. Flower stems flop, new buds stop coming and the poor ...

Q: Here is a picture of my cyclamen plant. Can you tell me what the round growth is? It's not a flower bud. — Willard Hiebert, Moorhead. A: Thanks for the interesting photo. The round ball shape at ...