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Items 1-11 of 11
  1. Begonia hemsleyana 'Chandler's Hardy Silver', Chandler's Begonia
    Dark olive green palmate leaves, narrowly incised and toothed, are liberally flecked with white for a complex filigreed effect. The leaves are brick-red beneath as are the stems, seductively peeking through the green. Late season pink flowers hover at the surface of the foliage. A hardy Begonia is a boon for those inclined...
    $14.50
  2. Begonia grandis 'Heron's Pirouette', Hardy Begonia
    Brought to our attention by Dan Hinkley, this lovely and hardy Japanese begonia has masses of light pink flowers that charm gardeners from spring to fall. Luminous, olive-green, fleshy leaves and brilliant magenta stems and petioles set off these sparkling blooms. It all comes alive when the evening sun penetrates...
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  3. Begonia aff. palmata DJHM 13008, Myanmar Hardy Begonia
    From Dan Hinkley, a hardy Begonia collected in Myanmar at 9,000'. Robust and clumping with marbled leaves. (More observations later as we wait and watch!) Minimum temperature: 10°?F
    $14.50
  4. Begonia grandis, Hardy Begonia
    Large, crinkled, asymmetrical leaves (like upside-down teardrops?) colored light olive-green above and reddish-green below form large mounds. Clusters of 1-inch, pink blooms rise above the leaves on reddish-pink stems from mid-summer to early fall. Happiest in shade with regularly moist but not heavy soil, B. grandis will self-propagate by forming...
    $11.50
  5. Begonia thomsonii, begonia
    Description coming soon.
    $16.50
  6. Begonia pedatifida 'Red China'
    Deeply lobed leaves of bronzed red, with bright red reverse, are the perfect backdrop for the pretty pink flowers that follow in June and July. This lovely Begonia was collected by Ozzie Johnson from Emei in 1998. Expect a slowly forming colony that will thrive in moist compost-enriched soil with light...
    $17.50
  7. Begonia fusca, Iron Cross Begonia
    Rare species from Mesoamerica with fuzzy leaves that get over 2 ft across! One of the largest! Pink looms appear as the days shorten in fall/winter. Mature size: 4 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 20° F ?
    $16.50
  8. Begonia sp. aff. pedatifida DJHC98473, Hardy Begonia
    Robust 8" dissected leaves have pink veins and are crablike in shape, or like a very large bird's foot (as the name might suggest). Pretty white flowers are secreted amongst the leaves July – September. From around 5,000' elevation in the Southwest Chinese provinces, it is much hardier than one would...
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  9. Begonia emeiensis DJHC 98479, Mt. Emei Begonia
    August and September porcelain-pink flowers bloom among large, medium green, asymmetrical, toothed leaves; collected by Dan Hinkley at Mt. Emei, Sichuan Province, China. 6 – 8" T Minimum temperature: 10° F; mulch in our region
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  10. Begonia grandis 'Early Bird'
    From John Boggan, B. 'Early Bird', a cross between B. grandis and B. grandis (syn. sinensis) 'Shaanxi White' grows a bit smaller than typical B. grandis; leaves are a bright lime green (almost chartreuse); flowers are pale pink and it starts to bloom several weeks earlier than B. grandis (hence the name). Best...
    $9.50
  11. Begonia lorentzonii (2018-142)
    Rare variety to N. America with cutleaf form and yellow flowers. Collected by nursery owner, Leonard Foltz, during a 2018 trip to Arunachal Pradesh, India with Shayne Chandler and Dan Hinkley. We have not yet trialed this plant outdoors at our location in the Willamette Valley but this species is being...
    $18.50