This post reminded to to go and check on my Cyclamen seed pods, which I completely forgot about harvesting from the dry sandbed in the greenhouse. I knew it was most likely too late, and I was correct. Every single one was gone, thanks, most likely due to ants. Does anyone know if mice eat the seed or even the tubers? I also noticed that a few three year old tubers were missing from their pots ( and one very large ( 8 inch diameter) C. hederifolium which I purchsed from Ellen Hornig 7 years ago - now rotted, as a window pane had a leak, and I fear it rotted as the greenhouse gets very hot during the dry summer underglass. If I were to purchase new Cyclamen, and ideas for good sources? Matt Mattus USDA Zone 6 Worcester, MA On 7/15/13 11:07 AM, "Jane Merryman" <jane@sonic.net> wrote: > Ron George writes: > > I have discovered \"nests\" of cyclamen pods under the sites where my > flowers bloom. Do I harvest and dry them, wait to harvest and sow in > pots in the fall, or is there another method? Regards, Ron > > Please reply to: > > ron@worldinneed.co.uk