Hardy Begonia Plants
Begonia grandis combines well with classic woodland plants such as hostas ferns and hellebores. They grow to about 2 to 3 feet and cover a breadth of about the same size. Begonia Grandis At Last A Hardy Begonia Great For Shade Especially With A Low Sun At Its Back Begonia Plants Garden Hardy begonias can be left in the ground in winter in sheltered warm locations. Hardy begonia plants . It is a monoecious tuberous-rooted clump-forming perennial that typically forms a bushy mound of foliage to 2 tall on branching stems. As temperatures cool in the fall hardy begonia will deteriorate and literally fall apart but resist the impulse to remove it to avoid displacing the bulb-lets which if left undisturbed will likely land on the ground and sprout the next spring. The hardy begonias are tuberous shade-loving perennials that have large green wing-shaped leaves with red undersides. But the persistent seed pods and pink stems remain quite ornamental after the flowers drop off. It c...