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Begonia Tubers
Begonias are an extremely popular bedding plant – and for good reason! Their non-stop flowering and ability to grow happily in shady conditions makes begonia plants a superb choice for beds, borders, patio containers and hanging baskets in any situation. You’ll even find fragrant varieties in our great value range! Begonia tubers can be lifted in the autumn and stored over winter for a fabulous display year after year. For help planting begonias see our guide to planting bulbs and view our informative video.
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Begonia Half Price CollectionThis colourful collection of flowering begonias is perfect for adding a splash of colour to baskets and containers all summer long. For a bright addition to your home, try growing begonias on a sunny windowsill indoors! Tuber size 3/4cm. Trough not supplied.
Useful links: How to plant bulbs, corms and tubers Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible. Click here for more details about edible flowers. More info |
Begonia Patio CollectiionA glorious collection of large-flowered begonias selected for their impressive bloom size (10-12cm), range of colours and outstanding garden performance for your garden and patio! The stunning varieties in this collection all make a superb, long-lasting display, producing sturdy plants which will flower profusely throughout the summer.
Height and spread 30cm (12in). Supplied as 6cm tubers. Culinary information: Some parts of these flowers are edible. Click here for more details about edible flowers. More info |
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