Dear Judy, I enjoyed reading your article in the recent newsletter. I have seen potted "florist's cyclamen" on desks and counters survive and bloom for several years with, apparently, almost no care. But which of us could resist a plant that goes on and on and still flowers? I am going to try again with C. persicum. What cyclamen can you grow in the ground in this warm end of Zone 6? The only ones that I've tried in the ground were ones that I grew from seed: C. coum and C. hederifolium. They both lived long enough to bloom, and then they never appeared again, sort of a biennial with arrested development and bad manners. Best, Dell