Begonia Giant Cascasding Exhibition Collection

£14.97
  • Begonia Giant Cascading Exhibition Pink
  • Begonia Giant Cascading Exhibition Scarlet
  • Begonia Giant Cascading Exhibition White
  • Begonia Giant Cascading Exhibition Orange
  • Begonia Giant Cascading Exhibition Yellow

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5-6cm Tubers
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  • Suitable for planting in sunny and partially shaded locations
  • Suitable for growing in pots and containers
  • Excellent for cut flowers
  • Summer flowering time
  • GREEN foliage colour
  • MIXED flowering Colour

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Product Description

Giant Exhibition Begonias are a spectacular sight in the garden when they burst into colour, providing reliable and much bigger and showier blooms in abundance. They will produce fully double blooms  over the standard variety, where the flowers are semi-double and smaller. For an amazing cascading effect from baskets, containers and window boxes bringing an avalanche of colour to your garden, creating an eye-catching display. These enormous cascading double blooms can grow to an impressive 15cm/6in across. They prefer half-sun and a rich moist soil with good drainage. Tubers can be stored over winter and re-used year after year, making begonias fantastic value for money. Flowers June to October. The collection includes equal amounts of Scarlet, White, Orange, Yellow and Pink. Top size exhibition 5-6cm tubers supplied. 

Plant Size

Mature Height 30 cm
Mature Spread 20 cm
Plant Spacing 10 cm
Annual Growth 30 cm

Planting Notes

Planting Plant tubers slightly below soil level
Soil Type Fertile soil, with plenty of leaf mould

Growing at a glance…

Plant your Begonia tubers in early spring, as long as all threat of further frosts has disappeared. Begonias are incredibly sensitive blooms and need to be protected from harsh cold weather. Tubers can be started indoors as early as February if the weather is too unpredictable. Plant hollow side up, 2cm apart and 2.5cm deep. When leaves begin to appear, plant outside in your desired spot that receives plenty of sunlight. Water regularly during warm and dry weather.

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