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Begonia
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Bedding begonias are neat, compact plants that prefer dappled shade but will adapt to full sun. They require protection from frost and prefer moist, well-drained soil. They need regular watering in dry weather, especially if planted in a sunny position. Begonias will last a second season, and can be cut back after winter.
Timing:
Plant from spring through autumn to flowers in spring through to autumn. Will flower 4-6 weeks after planting.
Positioning:
Full sun or semi-shade.
Height:
20cm
Planting Distance:
15-25cm
Colour:
Pink, red, & white. Available as straight colours or mixes.
Use:
Dwarf bedding, edging, massed display clumps in the garden, rockeries, containers, baskets.
