On these pages you’ll discover these Begonia families:
Cane-Like Angel-Wing Begonias
These have upright, bamboo-like canes with swollen nodes. Fairly sunny conditions with temperatures over 60F and 50% humidity suit most varieties. Also available as un-rooted cuttings at half catalog price.
aconitifolia —
Deeply cut dark green leaves, sunken veins, spotted silver. White flowers, tinged pink, fall. Plant–$7.00
salicifolia —
Narrow green leaves, stiff stems, white flowers in winter. Plant–$7.00
‘Adam Kennaway’ (Lowe) —
Tall. Olive green leaves, pink flowers. Plant–$7.00
‘Ann Anderson’ (Anderson) —
Dark green leaves, silver spots, pinkish on new growth. Pink flowers, blooms freely. Plant–$7.00
‘Annie Laurie’ (Robinson) —
Silver spotted leaves, intermediate height. Everblooming, light red flowers. Plant–$7.00
‘Avalance’ (Koehler) —
6 in. leaves heavily spotted silver, medium grower. Plant–$7.00
‘Black Gold’ (Thompson) —
Dark leaves, red beneath. Red spot at petiole attachment. Large pink flowers. Plant–$7.00
‘Cherry Jubilee’ (Asmussen) —
Light green leaves, lightly spotted. Red flowers. Plant–$7.00
‘Country Patchwork’ (Mounger) —
Medium grower, silver spotted leaves, red reverse. Plant–$7.00
‘Cracklin Rosie’ (Dworkin) —
Dark leaves, silver spotted. Pink flowers. Plant–$8.00
‘Dainty Spray’ (Atherton) —
Low growing, green leaves, pink flowers. Plant–$7.00
‘Debbie Kennaway’ (Lowe) —
Bright green leaves, pink flowers. Plant–$7.00
‘Elizabeth Lahn’ (Worley) —
Boldly silver splashed, pointed leaves. Pink flowers. Plant–$7.00
‘Esther Albertine’ (Kusler) —
Superba type. Deeply cut leaves, spotted silver. Large clusters of rose-pink flowers. Tall growing. Plant–$7.00
‘Fabulous Tom’ (Mentelos) —
Low growing, leaves heavily spotted with silver. Salmon flowers during winter and spring. Plant–$7.00
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