Begonia Leaf Propagation
Foliage begonias, which include the Rex, Iron Cross and Angel Wing cultivars, produce colorful leaves and inconspicuous flowers. According to …
Foliage begonias, which include the Rex, Iron Cross and Angel Wing cultivars, produce colorful leaves and inconspicuous flowers. According to …
Begonias are annuals that grow from spring to fall, and die at the first frost. They bloom in oranges, yellows, …
The angel wing begonia is beloved for its large, showy, winglike leaves–dark green with silver speckles and crimson undersides–and for …
Angel wing begonias (Begonia lucerna ‘Sophie Cecile’) are easy-to-care-for houseplants that grow up to 48 inches high. They produce pointed, …
Begonias are native to tropical and subtropical regions and die if left outside in climates where winters are cold. Unless …
Begonias are ornamental flowering plants commonly used in both residential and commercial landscapes. These shade-loving plants grow well both outdoors …
Bonfire begonia is a relatively new cultivar. This plant has huge reddish-orange blooms that radiate out to points on the …
Tuberous begonias, or Begonia x tuberhybrida, are winter-dormant plants. When growing in bright shade and warm conditions, they become upright, …
Angel wing begonia is a long-blooming plant that thrives in partial shade. The flowers are pink or red and the …
Though begonias typically bring colorful blossoms to mind, the rex begonia is prized instead for its visually showy foliage. Ideal …