For some reason it didn't allow me to post a photo or its my new phone. Here is the picture

The pinks are Cyclamen. The white is candytuft, Alyssum.

Those common names again .... not to mention Iberis umbellata, an annual, also referred to as Candytuft here.

Its an odd combo to my eye since cyclamen are generally used as autumn bedding up until frost whereas the Alyssum blooms all summer long. The cyclamen couldn't take full sun but the Alyssum loves it.

Strikes me as a very temporary display, not to mention expensive given the cost of cyclamen, even the miniature cultivars shown here.

My thought, too. This was put together for a temporary display. Generally, Cyclamen is thought of as a florist plant ... like something you might send to the hospital. It's not going to be ongoing color outside.

The mini cyclamen are used outdoors here in pots, window boxes and hanging baskets, especially up to Christmas. They're hardier than the large flowered cyclamen usually seen as seasonal house plants but not a tough as the hardy species like C hederifolium. But they're too expensive to fill large areas.