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THe Ivy-leaved Cyclamen of Autumn bringeth forth the flowers before the leaves, like those of the last, but that they are longer and of a paler purplish colour, the green leaves are longer also, poin∣ted at the ends, with one or two corners at the sides, and commonly very much spotted, and marked on the upper side; the seeds of this bring varieties like that of the Roman.