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There is a garden down the hill from us that has just a great display
of cyclamens and I surely hope to replicate it.

Then now's a good time to go buying new corms. While they're dormant some
nurseries like Willows at
http://www.hardycyclamen.com/cyclamen1/index.html
have good offers on dormant corms.They're also very nice folks to deal with. (I
don't have shares I'm just a happy
customer)

What sort of success do you get from dormant corms? I've heard say that
it's difficult to get them going again. Or is it the difference between
a proper nursery that keeps them properly, and GCs that packet them up
and dry them out?
--
Kay Easton

Edward's earthworm page:
http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm