begonia

begonia organdi

These begonias are a real pleasure in creating lots of color. They do well in shade.

Classification

Common Names: begonia organdi

Family: semperflorens

Variety: organdy mixed

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Begonia border

Propagation Notes

Plant Type: annual

Propagation:

Hardiness: Semi shade

Flowering Season:

in the past bought plugs in spring for these plants. Will try to grow them from seed next season

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Begonias in flower bed

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begonia flower

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begonia white and pink

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Begonia in pot

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begonia mass border

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begonia house plant white

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Begonia

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begonia in mass shagy border

begonia semperflorens fibrous

Bushy, usually compact, fibrous rooted evergreen perennial hybrids, derived from B cucullata. They are grown for their leaves and flowers. Flower well in partial shade, but tolerate all but direct overhead sunlight. Keep container plants just moist and well ventilated in winter

Common Names: begonia semperflorens fibrous

Family: semperflorens

Variety:

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border under trees

Plant Type: Perennial

Propagation:

Hardiness: Indoors

Flowering Season:

Propagate by seed or basal cuttings

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begonia

begonia tuberous

Cultivars which are usually derived from Begonia × tuberhybrida are a favourite of gardeners for their bright colours and long flowering season. Male and female flowers are borne separately on the same plant, the male flowers being the showiest. Selections and hybrids of B. boliviensis such as Begonia ‘Million Kisses’ are also available and are excellent free flowering plants for baskets and pots.