Begonia Giant Cascading Orange 3/4cm Tubers
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Brighten up your summer garden with these vibrant orange cascading Begonias. The frilled blooms will look spectacular planted in hanging baskets where the flowers will delicately spill over the top and trail from the sides. A staple of the summer garden, they will produce a long-lasting display when they flower from June to October. Height 30-40cm. Top-quality 3/4cm tubers supplied.
Key Product Information
| Season Interest | Summer |
| Flower Colour | Orange |
| Foliage Colour | Green |
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| How Supplied | Top-quality 3/4cm tubers supplied. For More Information Click Here |
| Delivery | Delivery within 28 days |
Key Product Information
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Season Interest
Summer |
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Flower Colour
Orange |
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Foliage Colour
Green |
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How Supplied
Top-quality 3/4cm tubers supplied. |
Flowering Time
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Plant Size
| Mature Height | 35cm |
| Mature Spread | 35cm |
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Mature Height
35cm |
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Mature Spread
35cm |
| Planting | Slightly below soil level |
| Soil Type | Fertile soil, with plenty of leaf mould |
| Pruning | Deadhead as needed to prolong growth. |
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Planting
Slightly below soil level |
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Soil Type
Fertile soil, with plenty of leaf mould |
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Pruning
Deadhead as needed to prolong growth. |
Begonia tubers may be started into growth from February onwards. The easiest way is to put them into shallow boxes containing a mixture of loam, leaf mould and sand. Meanwhile, prepare the potting soil. Good top soil mixed with one-sixth part of manure should form the basis. To this prepared soil add leaf mould and it is often recommended that you add bonemeal to the compost. As soon as the shoots appear, you can pot them up in 15cm pots and place them in larger pots.
Begonias are particularly useful for bedding purposes and, if planted in beds which are enriched with well rotted or leaf mould will make a fine show. They should be started in shallow boxes in light soil; the saucer like tubers should be planted very shallow with the hollow side up. As soon as any danger of frost is passed then they can be transferred to their position in the garden at least 30cm apart. Begonias are great lovers of moisture and during dry weather they should be watered in the early morning or the evening.
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Suitable for planting in sunny locations
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Suitable for planting in partially shaded locations
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Suitable for growing in pots and containers
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Suitable for planting in sunny locations
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Suitable for planting in partially shaded locations
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- Planting & growing Instructions
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Key Product Information
| Season Interest | Summer | |
| Flower Colour | Orange | |
| Foliage Colour | Green | |
| Preferred Location |
|
|
| Positive attributes |
|
|
| How Supplied | Top-quality 3/4cm tubers supplied. For More Information Click Here |
|
| Delivery | Delivery within 28 days |
Key Product Information
|
Season Interest
Summer |
|
Flower Colour
Orange |
|
Foliage Colour
Green |
|
|
Flowering Time
Plant Size
| Mature Height | 35cm |
| Mature Spread | 35cm |
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Mature Height
35cm |
|
Mature Spread
35cm |
| Planting | Plant in prepared soil, with a hole large enough to firmly hold the module. |
| Soil Type | Well drained fertile soil. |
| Pruning | Deadhead as necessary to prolong flowering. |
|
Planting
Slightly below soil level |
|
Soil Type
Fertile soil, with plenty of leaf mould |
|
Pruning
Deadhead as needed to prolong growth. |
Begonia tubers may be started into growth from February onwards. The easiest way is to put them into shallow boxes containing a mixture of loam, leaf mould and sand. Meanwhile, prepare the potting soil. Good top soil mixed with one-sixth part of manure should form the basis. To this prepared soil add leaf mould and it is often recommended that you add bonemeal to the compost. As soon as the shoots appear, you can pot them up in 15cm pots and place them in larger pots.
Begonias are particularly useful for bedding purposes and, if planted in beds which are enriched with well rotted or leaf mould will make a fine show. They should be started in shallow boxes in light soil; the saucer like tubers should be planted very shallow with the hollow side up. As soon as any danger of frost is passed then they can be transferred to their position in the garden at least 30cm apart. Begonias are great lovers of moisture and during dry weather they should be watered in the early morning or the evening.
