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By: DR. DIANE RELF J] Extension Consumer Horticulturist
Cyclamen, calceolaria, and » cineraria are three popular flowering | plants that offer a colorful highlight to
Icool indoor locations. All of these
plants like night temperatures from 60 | F down to 50 F, but they require plen- ty of filtered light to flower.
Although it is not related to the I violet, cyclamen is commonly called
a Swiss, Alpine, or Persian violet.
The flowers may be white with a u red-violet or purple center, or they * may be pink, salmon, red, or laven| der.
3 The unusual-shaped flowers consist
of oval petals swept back from the
1 center. In some varieties, the petals
are fringed.
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