Cyclamen Africanum Alba. Grows in North Africa in Algeria and Tunisia. White flowers appear in autumn, occasionally violet scented. The corolla lobes are reflexed, 18-35mm long, 7-12mm wide, with pointed tips and generally 90 degrees twist. Darker lines on each one merge into a V shaped zone at the nose of the flower, which has very prominent auricles. Leaves appear late during flowering or after, heart shaped shallowly lobed, shiny, with toothed margins, and patterned in shades of green or grey, underside green but can be purplish, 5-18cm long and 5-18cm wide. Part shade to full shade, in cooler climates can take full sun.