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The Cyclamen Bynature Range 2020 NATURE by The Cyclamen The yclamen C 2020-2021 Range 2020 9 cm pot Mini Pack Calypso F1 spécial Pack .......... 3 Calypso F1 ..................................................... 3 Rustica F1 ..................................................... 4 Mini Excellence ..................................................... 4 10 cm pot Sunkiss ..................................................... 4 Flamenco ..................................................... 5 Mini original Frou Frou F1 ..................................................... 5 12/13 cm pot Midi Médium F1 ..................................................... 5 Ophélia F1 ......................... 6 13/14 cm pot Prestige Scarlet F1 ......................... 6 Maxi Swan F1 ......................... 6 Crystal S1 ......................... 6 Maxi Optima Select F1 .................................. 7 14/17 cm pot Frizzelia F1 ..................................................... 8 Aquarel ..................................................... 8 Maxi original Striata ..................................................... 8 Fantaisy F1 ..................................................... 8 French Colors and selection Seeds 2 Mini Mini 9 cm pot Spécial Pack Mix : 7 colors Mix more compact F1 and homogeneous vegetation. 2020 N O É U V EAU T full mix Special Pack Mini 2020 9/10,5 cm pot N O É U V EAU T Hardiness : Compact foliage, central bouquet and abundant flowering. Can flower at every period, usefull for autumn and winter flowering. Improved flammed mix Classic full mix Scarlet 8119 Pink 9102 Wine red 8104 Purple 1048 Bright pink 9104 Odorous white 1612 Odorous bright salmon 7118 3 Mini R ustica 10 cm pot High quality Mini : High quality Mini type with a strong foliage, very long flowering period with F1 plenty of flowers.Suitable for pots 10.5 cm and more, it’s a medium early variety. mini ustica Flowering period from Otober to March. Full mix 11 colors MiniMini ExcellenceExcellence Exceptional central flowering : very strong and round shape plants, full flowering will take 2-3 weeks more than the Calypso F1 variety. Sensitive to botrytis. Mix Mélange complet - Mix Flammed mix Full mix Ideal for winter flowering : very strong variety perfect for flowering in winter time. Very bright and attractive colours, resistant to botrytis. 2020 N O É U V EAU T Christmas Trio mix 4 Mini Original 10 cm pot Bright mini : original by its decorative colours on a slighty silver foliage, needs two more week for full flowering.10% off type. Can be an additional variety to Flamenco the Frou-frou Mini Franged type. Red with white eye 2020 Mix three colors N (pink, lwine red, red) O É U V EAU T 10/12 cm pot United mix Compact Cultivate the originality ! MiniCompact or midi type, Frou-frou is growing strong, suitable for 10.5 to 12-14 cm pots. Bright and lightening colours. Chromo : available on request for all commercial transactions or for your retail sale. Midi F1 12/13 cm pot Compact Rouge 9228 Rose vif 9223 Blanc 1173 Violet 9229 Mélange complet Midi type : the flower size is medium and the plant habit is compact. Can flower at every season. Ideal for compositions and loss-leader pricing. For sells in January or February, you can grow them in 12-14 cm pots. 5 Maxi 13/14 cm pot F1 Hight density quick product : Suitable for pot size 13-14 cm. Early and abundant flowering. Stems are shorter and stronger. F1 Full mix Exceptional red : a new red cyclamen with a round shape, small leaves Scarlet 3006 and central rich flowering, you must try it ! Salmon 1642 Bright pink 1648 Purple 1641 Lilac 1647 Scarlet 1633 2020 Flammed mix N OU TÉ White 1634 V EAU Good standart hybrids F1 : compact, suitable for autumn Solid and robust : suited to the growers that are looking for a round flowering in 13-14 cm pots. shape plant with a solid foliage. Grown for the flowering from october to February. Crystal needs less maintenance to create high quality big plants. Ideal for horticultural retailers. Full mix Flammed mix 6 Mélange complet Maxi Select 14/17 cm pot Nouvelle Génération New generation : improvement of all the Optima range colors. New selection with larger flowers, strong stems and well positioned in the center of the plant. Quality of a traditional with the hybrid advantages, with Optima you will find a well structured plant in foliage and easy to grow. Quality plant, 14 to 17 cm pot culture. Optima adapts to all climates and flowering periods from September to January. 2020 N O É U V EAU T Full mix 2020 N O É U V EAU T Flammed mix Bright pink 1636 2020 N O É U V EAU T 2020 2020 2020 N N N O TÉ O TÉ Lilac 1640 O TÉ U V U U V U U V U Salmon 1635 EA Wine red 1639 EA EA White 1631 Scarlet 1620 Purple 9060 2020 2020 Light pink 16372020 2020 N N N N O É O É O É O É U V EAU T U V EAU T U V EAU T U V EAU T 7 Maxi Original 14/17 cm pot O l r a n C i g i n o o i l l e c t Fringed precocious compact : Tetraploid variety with large flowers for flowering in Autumn. Well grouped flowering habit. Potting from week 16 to 24. Needs 20/22 weeks for full flowering. Full mix Striata (5% Victoria, 5% Striata) Original fringed : original quarel fringed flowers with strip mauve colours (orchids type) 10% off type depending Attractive colors : Aquarel new mix including from the crop conditions, 4 bright new colors with long lasting flowers grow with large leaves. and outstanding growth. Same habit as the Frizzelia. Striped with parm and purple Flowering in short days : this variety is adapted 4 colors mix to winter flowering from November to february. Resistant to botrytis. Full mix 8 l Anne Malaka - Export Manager : 06 10 86 90 83 [email protected] - RCS 493 898 043 Saint-Etienne 2189 route de Feurs - 42210 St-Laurent la Conche - France Tél. +33 (0)4 77 27 47 57 - Fax +33 (0)4 77 27 47 58 [email protected] www.eyraud-productions.com 9Réalisation Jécom - 04 77 51 72 05.
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