Begonias Australia

(8-10”) Bada Boom Mix Begonia is a weather tolerant, bronze leaf foliage type mix for containers and flower beds. Semperflorens) Annual. On a hot, sunny day uncover flat for a few hours.

(8”) Nonstop Mix is a tuberous rooted type begonia featuring early, double or semi-double blooms on a compact plant. 14-16 weeks to bloom from seed. On a hot, sunny day uncover flat for a few hours.

) make for excellent ground cover. The plants like rich soil and moderate watering. If you plant a few small plants in an area of dappled shade, they should slowly take it over and form a nice ground cover.

This tough little plant sends out runners similar to a strawberry plant, hence the common name. Strawberry begonia plants are a good choice for the indoor gardener who wants a compact and rapidly growing houseplant., also called roving sailor or strawberry...

Place each tuber in a small paper bag and store the bags in a cardboard box. You may need supplemental light to prevent the plants from becoming spindly.Plant the begonias outdoors when you're sure all danger of frost has passed.Water the plants regularly...

It's bright colored blossoms creates a pop against it's rich green foliage. These beauties produce huge, colorful blooms that can an easily grow up to 5". Yellow tuberous begonia provide upright color and are grown for their showy flowers.

It's bright colored blossoms creates a pop against it's rich green foliage. These beauties produce huge, colorful blooms that can an easily grow up to 5". Orange tuberous begonia provide upright color and are grown for their showy flowers.

Space 18" apart. Flowers are 1 1/2", clusters are 5-6" across. Huge plants—up to 10–18" across—with exotic, shiny, wing-shaped leaves, hanging stems and bright scarlet-red flowers.

With a sharp knife, cut a mature leaf from the plant where the leaf meets the stem. Begonia propagation is just as easy without it.Make a hole in your planting medium with a dibble stick (or if you're like me, use that pencil sitting on the counter) and...

Do not expose the container to direct sunlight. It is recommended, when growing Gryphon begonias, to plant them in aPlace the container, which should have adequate drainage, in a location that receives bright filtered light.

It's bright color creates a pop against it's rich green foliage. Scarlet tuberous begonias provide upright color and are grown for their showy doubled petaled flowers. Ideal in window boxes, containers or shady beds, plant these colorful beauties to revive...

This begonia provides upright color and are grown for their showy flowers. The double pink tuberous begonia literally glows with warm tones and luscious texture. A perfect choice to brighten up a shady corner or lend charm to a patio sitting area.

The foliage should be trimmed back and the tubers can be dried and stored in a cool, dry location through winter, just asFibrous rooted and rhizomatous begonias do not die back once a year like tuberous begonias.

To prevent fungal diseases, dust them with sulphur powder and allow them to dry before planting. Gently push the corms into place and once planted, water thoroughly. Let's take a look at caring for begonias.Begonia care begins with proper planting.

Growing begonias as houseplants only requires a little bit of knowledge in order to keep them looking their very best indoors. Begonias are a popular houseplant. This will help prevent accidental overwatering, which is the main reason for begonias dying...

Water will blister and discolor the leaves. The leaves should be left on so the plant can recharge the tuber for the following season's growth.Cane stemmed begonia are grown mostly for their leaves which are heart shaped and gray-green.

'Crispa Marginata' is a unique begonia that produces full white blooms edged in crimson red. Very showy and ideal for containers, let these blooms illuminate your garden or favorite shady sitting area come summer.

The petals are white, edged in true red, and surround an eye-catching center cluster that resemble a rose bud. Double 'Bouton de Rose' Begonias are known for their delicate flowers that resemble full, lush roses.

This can be done by spraying plants or gently washing them with warm water and bleach free dish soap.Keep wax begonias in a bright window and gradually reduce the amount of light to help them adjust to an indoor environment.

Some may bloom multiple times throughout the year.Repot yearly in spring. Angel wing begonia flowers need a fertilizer slightly higher inthan those grown just for foliage. The angel wing begonia houseplant likes moist soil, but not soggy.

Watering is important in the care of begonias, as is the right location.Known as wax begonias or bedding begonias, annual begonia plants () grow quickly and easily fill in spaces in the garden that will benefit from attractive foliage and frilly flowers.

It's bright white flowers creates a pop against it's rich green foliage and creates a classic timeless style. These beauties produce huge, colorful blooms that can an easily grow up to 5".

This beauty creates a pop of color with it's yellow with red edging on each petal against it's rich green foliage. These beauties produce huge, colorful blooms that can an easily grow up to 5".

Picotee Begonia Mix delivers a stunning collection of 3 different two-toned begonias with colorful, scalloped edging. This mixture is perfect for planting in a container and will produce bright, double blooms in mid to late summer.

Perfect for shadier spots that need a lively burst of cheer and charm, begonias' scalloped petals play perfectly off their lush and lasting foliage. The Cascading Begonia Mix produces blooms of peach, pink, yellow, red and white that tumble down the sides...

Red Cascading Begonia is a compact plant that forms small, crimson-colored blooms in spades. Flowers shoot skywards and spill over container sides, creating a fully-rounded shape. Tuberous begonias are hardy in zones 8-10 and considered annuals in zones...

They can be eaten as is, without peeling the skin.In most parts of the world the tamarillo is known as the "tree tomato." In New Zealand however, it is known as a tamarillo, due to a decision by the New Zealand Tree Tomato Promotions Council to change...