1. The most commonly known rhizomous Begonia is the Rex Begonia

2. Several Begonias are hardy throughout the South, but Begonia grandis (called hardy begonia and sometimes offered as Begonia evansiana or Begonia grandis evansiana) is the best known

3. Rhizomous Begonias The most commonly known rhizomous Begonia is the Rex Begonia

4. Begonia Amphioxus is an exotic begonia with a shrub-like growth habit

5. Symptoms on Lorraine begonia ‘Kardinal’ as well as Begonia x tuberhybrida ‘Champagner’ developed delayed. However, finally these cultivars collapsed as Begonia x hiemalis did.

6. Fuchsia Begonia (sold as Begonia fuchsioides or Begonia foliosa miniata) has delicate stems to 2 feet tall, with dangling rose-pink to rose-red flowers that resemble fuchsias

7. Begonia grandis is a hardy perennial Begonia (zones 6-9) that’s often grown with hostas and astilbes

8. Select a type of Begonia to plant

9. Achimenes, Gesneriads, Begonia and more in Florida

10. BEGONIA ERYTHROPHYLLA -Beefsteak - A rhizomatous old heirloom variety

11. Begonia grandis, or Hardy Begonia, is an herbaceous perennial flowering plant often treated as a southern heirloom passed from garden to garden

12. The American Begonia Society (ABS) is excited to announce that it has published a new book by Begonia researcher Mark Tebbitt, Ph.D

13. Rex Begonias are the showboats of the begonia world and are a type of rhizomatous begonia that are grown for their multicolored leaves

14. Begonia susaniae - rare species - gorgeous specimen with Bullate foliage

15. "Tuberous Begonias: A Monograph of Begonia section Australes".

16. Begonia Begonias are warm-climate plants from a huge genus

17. Examples of Annuals include the petunia, begonia, pansy and dahlia.

18. We carry over 35 different kinds of fibrous Begonia plants

19. Begonia maculata, or Polka Dot Begonia as it’s often called, is a splashy show-stopper that looks fantastic with it’s olive green leaves and contrasting spots

20. Let’s get started with a quick summary of Begonia maculata care.

21. Contains: 3 large Begonia tubers Botanical Name: Begonia tuberhybrida 'Giant Ruffled Red' Exposure: Partial Sun to Partial Shade; Bright Indirect Indoors Hardiness: Zones 9-11 or indoors

22. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE VARIETIES AND STATES OF EXPRESSION Begonia ×hiemalis Fotsch

23. The most sensitive group was Begonia x hiemalis with the cultivar ‘Bellona’.

24. Probably the most popular member of the family is commonly called wax Begonia

25. (4) Exception for the following plants: Argyranthemum frutescens, Chrysanthemum frutescens, Begonia x hiemalis, Begonia elatior, Campanula, Dendranthema x grandiflora, Chrysanthemum x morifolium, Euphorbia pulcherrima, Poinsettia pulcherrima, Hibiscus, Kalanchoe, Pelargonium, Primula and Saintpaulia.

26. Known as wax Begonias or bedding Begonias, annual Begonia plants (Begonia semperflorens) grow quickly and easily fill in spaces in the garden that will benefit from attractive foliage and frilly flowers

27. Known as wax Begonias or bedding Begonias, annual begonia plants (Begonia semperflorens) grow quickly and easily fill in spaces in the garden that will benefit from attractive foliage and frilly flowers

28. Begonia, (genus Begonia), any of about 1,000 species of mostly rather succulent plants in the family Begoniaceae, many with colourful flowers or leaves and used as pot plants indoors or as garden plants

29. Begonia is a genus of about 1,300 species of annuals, perennials, shrubs and climbers

30. Add Begonia bulbs to the garden for beds of color amid rich green leaves

31. Begonia is a genus and common name of flowering plants from the family Begoniaceae

32. Take Cuttings from the plant Take Cuttings from a plant, such as, a begonia

33. Begonia tubers are a perfect solution for your shaded garden beds, planters and hanging baskets

34. Red Cascading Begonia is a compact plant that forms small, crimson-colored blooms in spades

35. Begonia stem cuttings are pretty easy to root, as long as they get enough humidity

36. Healthy Begonia roots should be white and firm rather than yellow or brown and mushy

37. Among foliage plants such things as coleus, dusty miller, begonia, and some geraniums are Adaptable

38. Rex Begonias (Begonia rex) are tropical plants, prized for their colorfully patterned and intriguingly shaped leaves

39. While some types of Begonia are grown for their flowers, others are grown for their foliage.

40. Begonia luxurians adds a distinctive tropical texture and reaches 3-5' tall in a single season

41. Although typically on the smaller side, Begonia plants pack a big punch of color and interest.

42. There are more than 1,500 species of Begonias (Begonia spp.) and more than 10,000 hybrids and cultivars

43. General Information and Care: Begonia Amphioxus is one of the most unique foliage options that Glass Box Tropicals offers! This plant is rarely seen for sale, so do not pass up the opportunity when it is in stock! This Begonia sp

44. Begona Amphioxus, or Begona Amphioxus Butterfly, is a member of the Begoniaceae family, in the genus Begonia

45. Taking care of Begonias is easy, especially when you have the right Begonia care information on hand

46. Begonias (Begonia spp.) are available in many different varieties, including Rex, wax, tuberous and cane-stemmed types

47. The Empress Frederick is a variety of begonia double with flat petals and roses arranged around a single center.

48. Included in this garden are deer-resistant Annuals such as salvia, wishbone flower, begonia, Persian shield, and fiber optic grass

49. Fusarium foetens, known since a few years only, is a fungal pathogen of Begonia x hiemalis causing serious economical losses.

50. Begonia flowers bloom into whites and warm colors, adding a sense of tropical beauty to a range of growth zones

51. The Begonia family contains more than 1,300 species and hybrids, many of which are commonly grown as potted foliage plants

52. Begonia 'Nonstop Orange' is an indefatigable bloomer continuously producing myriads of magnificent and huge, fully double flowers, up to 4 in

53. Begonias (Begonia species) belong to a huge family that includes over 1000 species worldwide.Except for the hardy Begonia, which will survive winters in South Carolina, Begonias don’t tolerate cold temperatures, and are grown either as annuals or dug up in the fall, stored and replanted in the spring.

54. The tuberous type of Begonia is also very popular around the world as a bedding plant and also as a greenhouse plant

55. Tuberous Begonias (Begonia tuberhybrida) Often difficult to grow these Begonias have showy double flowers that come in a wide range of colours.

56. Begonia Plant Features A large family of easy-care annual flowers, Begonias come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors

57. Many of the popular Annual flowers that people love are Sunflowers, Poppy, Chrysanthemum, Dahlias, Salvia, Amaryllis, Begonia, Marigolds, Morning Glory, Petunias and Dianthus

58. Grow this Begonia in shady window boxes and patio containers - anywhere you want to show off outrageous color for the full summer season

59. There are many types of begonia to grow, from popular tuberous Begonias, fibrous-rooted types and hanging Begonias, which are ideal for hanging baskets.

60. Fibrous Begonia Cocktail Series Plant Seeds (Pelleted): Brandy (Light Pink) - 1000 Seeds - Decorative Flower Plant, Houseplant 3.8 out of 5 stars 2 $15.89 $ 15

61. Begonia bulbs thrive in shaded areas, and their rich colors make them an excellent choice for those dark pockets of the yard that get half sunlight during the day.

62. Begonia Begonias have been around for ages, and with good reason: This easy-to-grow annual does well in a variety of conditions and needs little to thrive

63. Rex Begonia needs morning sun to partial shade and, while it will tolerate full sun, it prefers sun dappled part shade and a good mulch in hot summer climates.

64. Begonia types Cane stemmed Begonias Tall growing, up to 1-2m, these varieties bloom from mid-summer to mid-autumn with fleshy flowers like little chandeliers, in shades of pink, red, orange and white.

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66. Begonia plants are available in a wide variety of flower shapes, colors and heights and thrive in the shade! Double Begonias provide large rose shaped blooms, and work great for shaded garden beds and container planters

67. Beginning, In the, beginning rhyme, begin to see daylight, begin to see the light, begin with, Begird, beg off, begombed, begone, begonia, begorra Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc

68. Although certain varieties host blooms of pink, white, red, or orange, these hardy plants are often grown for their foliage. Begonia leaves come in almost any color and pattern, and add texture and interest to the garden.

69. Up to 5% cash back  · Begonia Seeds Begonias bloom so freely that the flowers create masses of color in the garden, making them popular subjects for mass plantings or formal designs where color and form must be constant all season.

70. Today's Begonias are bigger and brighter than ever before! Heat-loving plants that flower nonstop for many months and often accompany their blooms with boldly colored foliage, Begonia is a great choice for shady to semi-shady areas of the garden and patio.

71. Botrytis blight, also know as gray mold, is a fungal disease caused by several species in the genus Botrytis.It affects the buds, flowers, leaves, and bulbs of many plants including: African violet, begonia, chrysanthemum, cyclamen, dahlia, geranium, lily, peony, rose, and tulip.

72. Begonia plants are typically under 1 foot tall, with loads of colorful flowers up to 4 inches wide. Begonias are generally hardy in zones 9 & 10, and in colder zones (2 - 8), they can be grown as annuals and overwintered indoors to grow year after year

73. • ornamental experts: revisions or drafts of technical protocols were discussed for 13 botanical taxa (Anthurium, Dendrobium, Impatiens walleriana, Phalaenopsis, Osteospermum, Verbena, Clematis, Diascia, Begonia x hiemalis, Gypsophila, Sutera and Jamesbrittenia and Rhododendron simsii). c) further development of the centralised database for variety denominations In July 2005, the Office released a website to test proposals for variety denominations for similarity.