K. van Bourgondien Cyclamen Bulbs

Hardy cyclamen are perennial varieties capable of surviving and thriving in colder climates, returning year after year. Unlike tender greenhouse cyclamen, these are specifically bred to withstand outdoor conditions and naturalize in your garden.

Yes, these cyclamen are excellent for containers. Because they are low-growing and thrive in shade, they work well in pots placed on a porch or patio, provided the container has good drainage.

Naturalizing is a gradual process. Once planted, the bulbs will establish their root systems and begin to spread slowly over several seasons, eventually creating a lush, carpeted look in your garden beds.

Yes, hardy cyclamen are generally avoided by deer and other common garden pests. While no plant is 100% deer-proof, these are a reliable choice for landscapes where wildlife browsing is a concern.

You will get both. This mix is curated to bloom in two distinct windows: from late summer through autumn, and again from mid-winter into early spring, providing color when many other plants are dormant.

These cyclamen prefer shade to partial shade. They are ideal for woodland settings or areas under tree canopies where they can receive dappled light, as direct, intense afternoon sun can scorch the foliage.