Rex Begonias Showy Fancy Foliage
Rex begonias can be grown in the Mid-America window garden in warm, humid conditions in filtered sunlight. They make the most brilliant and regal of foliage plants and should be
Begonias
Growing Tuberous Begonias For Variety
With its crisp petals of delicate texture and elegant form, one gorgeous flower, the tuberous begonia, brings half the color wheel to life in your garden. Any backyard gardener can
Getting An Early Start With Tuberous Begonias
To enjoy a longer blooming season from his colorful, velvety tuberous begonias, a South Dakota gardener gives his tubers a boost by starting them indoors. By the time frost danger
Readers Share Begonia Roundup Success Tips
A wealth of horticultural information makes the rounds in Round Robin letters every year. Even though begonia fans live in areas from coast to coast, in a variety of climates,
Tuberous Begonias The Pride Of Summer Gardens
Getting off to a good start with tuberous-rooted begonias should present no problem to home gardeners and, in fact, even to beginners. Sometimes the tubers are slow in sprouting, but
Begonias in an Apartment
For air must circulate freely about them. A large 5-foot tray directly on the radiator itself supplements the water supply in the galvanized tray of the largest window. About seven
Tuberous Begonias Today Deliver Exotic Appearance and Brilliant Color
Exotic in appearance and brilliant in color, these luscious flowers of summer, which have been vastly improved by hybridizers both here and abroad, are bringing new splendor to our gardens.
Can Everyone Grow Begonias Or Are They Difficult?
I planted my first tuberous begonias right out in my flower border where they were at the mercy of rains and dampness. In the end, they rotted. The next season,
Begonias With A Rootstalk
It seems very odd that a class of plants such as the Begonias takes such varied growth forms. Plant explorers must have been greatly puzzled by these differences. They often
Big Blooms With Winter-Flowering Begonias
Choice winter fare from your greenhouse is the semi-tuberous begonia hybrids with glossy, round, scallop-edged leaves and bountiful blossoms, single or double, in all shades of red, pink, and white.