Begonia Bulbs

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Begonias: Vibrant Beauty For Your Garden! Looking to brighten your garden with stunning Begonias? Nature Hills offers a wide selection of Begonia varieties perfect for indoor and outdoor spaces. With vibrant blooms, lush foliage, and easy maintenance, Begonias are a gardener’s dream. Begonias look great in mixed planters, container gardens, and hanging baskets. Use in your shady garden beds as edging, filler, and en masse as bedding. Begonias have a long bloom period, showy large flowers, and a wide array of colors to choose from. Popular Types of Begonias Tuberous Begonias: Known for their showy flowers in bold colors. Rieger Begonias: Wide variety of colors with a long bloom time Wax Begonias: Compact plants with glossy leaves and small blooms. Angel Wing/Dragon Wing Cane Begonias: Elegant foliage and cascading clusters of blooms. Rhizomatous Begonias: Intricate patterns and textures in their foliage. Rex Begonias: Stunning leaves in striking patterns and colors. Hardy Begonia: Cold-hardy free-flowering dainty airy clusters and long slender stems. Native to tropical and subtropical regions, there are over 2,000 species of Begonias! Plus, many hybrids of annuals, perennials, shrub-form, and climbing Begonias . Ranging from upright forms to weeping varieties to groundcover types, the Begonia family is versatile! Easily adapting to your shady landscape or container garden needs! Their delicate waxy petals sparkle and the attractive foliage has its own unique touches depending on the variety! Typically grown from tubers, fibrous roots, semi-tuberous, or rhizomes, these perennial bulb plants are wonderfully easy to grow. These flowering plants also adapt to indoor environments . How to Plant Bare Root Begonias Don’t forget to pick up some Nature Hills Root Booster to give your Begonia lifelong symbiotic root support! Prepare the Soil : Choose a well-draining, rich soil mix with plenty of organic matter. Select a Spot : Pick a partially shaded area with indirect sunligh