Pink

Those Cyclamen I`ve pic. before but the theme is pink and I like to show ( by my finger ) how little they are. They`ve survive frozen to minus 5 degree Celc.( 23 F. ) and snow. I started with 3 plants and they seeded out. Every year there are more of them With the Galantus nivalis this are the first flowers in winter/spring

[Pyrrhula]

Wish you all a great weekend.
Thank you for you beautiful pic.`s this week, you nice comments and the fav.`s.

[Kerri]

Beautiful

[Shirley Chetwynd]

They are so prety, have a great weekend with your family too.

[bruni]

You have a green thumbs..that's a saying when you are good with plants. surprised that they can stand minus 5 degree celsius. wouldn't do any good here as we go way below that at night during the winter months. I love them..they are one of my favorite flowers.

[Kathryn Marshall]

Lovely shot. You definitely have a green thumb! I became excited when I heard that cyclamens could withstand 5 degrees Celsius. Then I realized that we use Fahrenheit here. I will just have to grow the cyclamen as a house plant.

[Vesna]

Nice flower, I did not know they survive -5 degree celsius...happy weekend

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Your Cyclamens are beautiful, Pyrrhula. Lovely shot of them. It's so nice to see them growing outside like that. My cyclamen plant brightens up my winter sitting on my window sill

[ruth howell]

thanks for sharing this photo - these flowers are very pretty - cant wait for spring as winter this year seems to be dragging on....

[Yvonne]

They are so beautiful. I can't believe they survive in those kinds of temperatures. Hope you have a lovely weekend.

[Colleen]

Wow they are VERY tough, but I don't think they would like 4 feet of snow on top, hope spring arrive soon there, I love your flowers

[Ann]

So lovely and didn't know the could survive in cold climates. I learn something new from you all the time. Thanks.

[Vicki Dixon]

one of my favorite flowers...nice they have survived there so long

[La Kruijf]

Oh wat schattig zulke kleintjes!

[Hazel]

Lovely pink!

[alia_801]

Lovely shot - it looks like you have a field of them! I had one of these in a pot in my office, but plants and me don't mix very well...

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot and the finger is a great idea.

[Jennifer C]

how come they survive in snow but i manage to kill them very easily?? lovely image, spring is in the air

[Judi]

I had no idea they are so tiny. I love that shade of pink.

[Ian Fisher]

A lovely shot of these beautiful little flowers!

[Robin]

They are such hardy plants, aren't they? Very pretty pic. of these tiny ones.

[Carren]

In Texas I have only noticed them as potted plants. I had no idea they were so sturdy! Thank you for lending us your finger for perspective.

[Tara]

Love this! I received one of these for Valentine's Day and like @nana2r , I've only seen them potted. I wonder what would happen if I planted outside? I love these because the them stem is facing down and the petals grow up.

[Laura Thornton]

So far this winter I don't think we've gone below 23 F. But I'm not sure. I would love to see if we could get them to grow here. Beautiful photo and I love your finger as a guide to their petite size!