K. van Bourgondien Cyclamen Bulbs

These bulbs are typically planted in late summer or early autumn to allow them to establish roots before the cooler months arrive. Planting during this window ensures they are ready to bloom when their season begins.

Yes, these are hardy perennials specifically selected for their ability to withstand cold temperatures. They are designed to bloom through the winter months, from January to April, making them a reliable choice for year-round interest.

Because these plants only reach about 4 inches in height, they are quite compact. You can comfortably plant them in a small cluster or drift in a shaded border, or fit the entire pack into a medium-sized container for a dense, lush look.

No, these cyclamen are meant to be left in the ground. They actually prefer to remain undisturbed, which allows them to naturalize and spread effectively over time.

Yes, these cyclamen are considered deer resistant. While no plant is entirely deer-proof, this variety is generally ignored by deer, making it a safer choice for woodland or garden areas where wildlife is a concern.

These cyclamen thrive in shade to partial shade environments. Planting them in full sun can stress the plants and potentially scorch their foliage, so they are best suited for the shadier corners of your garden.