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Begonia emeiensis DJHC98479
Price:
$10.00
In Stock
Quart Pots
A Dan Hinkley collection from Mt Emei in China's Sichuan Province and touted as being hardy to Z7 but only by those in serious zonal denial. That said, a customer told us that he mulches his deeply and it has survived our worst winters so there is a clue - mulch!. An attractive plant with late season pink flowers and well worth trying in a sheltered spot.
Begonia grandis 'Heron's Pirouette'
Price:
$9.00
In Stock
Quart Pot
A selection by Dan Hinkley from Japan of this hardy tuberous species. Definitely an improvement over the typical form with much longer clusters of pink flowers which effectively doubles the floral oomph. Easy in the garden - we always forget we have it until it pokes up in late May.
Begonia grandis ssp. holostyla - Silver Spotted Form
Price:
$12.00
In Stock
4" Pot
An exciting new selection of the Hardy Begonia introduced to our area by Riz Reyes. This tuberous Begonia is slow to start in spring but once it gets cranking in May, it really brings it with shiny soft green leaves spotted in silver and pinkish flowers in summer. Good drainage and we will harp on this throughout, mulch for winter protection.
Begonia sutherlandii
Price:
$8.00
(Out of Stock)
Small Band Pot
A very handsome hardy tuberous Begonia with orange flowers of which it is obviously very proud of as it is not shy about displaying them. This makes a nice clump and can be left in the garden over winter. Good in containers although I wouldn't let the pots freeze solid. Increases well.