Plants in family begoniaceae
Begonia 'Mrs Miller'
Begonia 'Mrs Miller' is a dwarf, cane-like hybrid with a compact growth habit, reaching 12 to 18 inches in height. It features salmon pink flowers and prefers bright, indirect light. This begonia is named in honor of Don Miller's mother and thrives in temperatures between 45 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit, with a humidity preference of 40-60%.
Begonia lyniceorum
Begonia lyniceorum is a rhizomatous species from Mexico, featuring peltate, succulent leaves with scalloped edges that curl upwards. It produces clusters of small, light pink to white flowers, adding a delicate touch to its robust foliage. This begonia is a unique addition to any plant collection, offering both visual interest and resilience.
Begonia 'Steve's Leaves Baltic Amber'
Begonia 'Steve's Leaves Baltic Amber' is a compact rhizomatous hybrid known for its autumn-colored foliage. It forms a mound about 9 inches tall and is noted for its excellent disease resistance. This begonia was hybridized by Darren Heppel in 2019 and is ideal for adding color to shaded areas.
Begonia 'Alice Faye'
Begonia 'Alice Faye' is a hybrid begonia created by Lyla Kilpatrick, known for its bright pink flowers that bloom in large clusters. The plant features shiny black, oval-shaped leaves, adding a dramatic contrast to its vibrant blooms. This begonia is a cross between B. 'Lenore Olivier' and B. hydrocotylifolia, resulting in a unique and attractive plant. It is suitable for indoor cultivation or shaded garden areas, where it can add a splash of color and interest.
Begonia gemella
Begonia gemella is a trailing species native to the Island of Sulawesi, Indonesia, known for its bright green leaves with shallow lobes and wavy margins. It features a red dot at the point of petiole attachment and produces white flowers in small clusters. This plant prefers bright, indirect light and high humidity, growing 5 to 8 inches tall. Begonia gemella is a charming addition to indoor gardens with its distinctive foliage and trailing habit.
Begonia 'Rip's Wrinkle'
Begonia 'Rip's Wrinkle' is a houseplant with dark leaves that thrives in bright indirect to moderate light. It requires well-draining soil to prevent root rot.
Begonia 'Steve's Leaves Hornet'
Begonia 'Steve's Leaves Hornet' is a visually striking plant with cream and pink leaves accented by dark veins. It produces yellow flowers that contrast beautifully with the pink foliage. This begonia prefers bright, indirect light and requires humidity levels between 45-60%.
Begonia 'Katherine'
Begonia 'Katherine' is a rex cultivar with large, silver leaves featuring a dark brown center and margins. The leaves have a blistered texture, and their colors vary with the seasons, making it a dynamic addition to indoor plant collections.
Begonia pustulata
Begonia pustulata is a rhizomatous species native to Mexico, known for its textured leaves. It thrives in low light conditions and requires a terrarium or greenhouse environment to flourish. This begonia grows to about 10 to 12 inches tall and prefers to dry slightly between waterings. It belongs to the Begoniaceae family and is ideal for indoor cultivation, where its unique foliage can be appreciated.
Begonia microsperma
Begonia microsperma is a moderate-growing species with bullate-textured leaves, preferring moderate, indirect light and humidity. It requires moist soil and sphagnum moss for rooting.
Begonia 'U038'
Begonia 'U038' is a unique shrub-like plant from Sarawak, Malaysia, known for its green leaves with chartreuse blotches and red veins. It thrives in terrarium conditions with moderate, indirect light and high humidity. The plant grows slowly and prefers moist soil, often using sphagnum moss for rooting. Its elliptic leaves and white flowers make it a popular choice for humid greenhouses.
Begonia 'Deelegans'
Begonia 'Deelegans' is a tropical plant with coral-like leaves that thrives in bright, indirect light and high humidity. It benefits from moist soil and sphagnum moss for rooting, making it a unique addition to indoor plant collections.
Begonia 'Harmony's White Diamonds'
Begonia 'Harmony's White Diamonds' is a cane-like plant from Harmony's Greenhouse in Florida, thriving in shade or early morning sun. It grows 18-24 inches tall and prefers temperatures between 45 to 95 degrees with 40 to 60% humidity. Water when the top two inches of soil are dry.
Begonia 'Harmony's Stormy Sunset'
Begonia 'Harmony's Stormy Sunset' is a rhizomatous begonia with leaves that transition from pink to grey, featuring grey-green veins. It grows in a loose mound and produces light pink flowers, suitable for shade to partial shade environments.
Begonia 'Mo' Reese'
Begonia 'Mo' Reese' is a compact plant with dark leaves, growing approximately 5 inches tall. It prefers bright, indirect light and moderately moist, well-draining soil, making it suitable for indoor cultivation.
Begonia 'Prince Noir'
Begonia 'Prince Noir' is a rhizomatous hybrid with leaves that darken to nearly black, highlighted by striking yellow veins. This plant is a standout for its dramatic foliage.
Begonia 'Steve's Leaves Magneto'
Begonia 'Steve's Leaves Magneto' is a mutant sport of Begonia 'Yto', known for its green leaves and preference for bright, indirect light. It thrives in temperatures between 45°F and 95°F and requires humidity levels between 40-60%. This plant grows 8 to 10 inches tall and should be allowed to dry between waterings.
Begonia 'American River'
Begonia 'American River' is a cane-like hybrid with serrated leaves adorned with silver spots and streaks. It thrives in bright, indirect light and temperatures ranging from 45 to 95°F, making it suitable for indoor cultivation. This begonia grows to a height of 12 to 15 inches.
Begonia 'Harmony's Red Tail'
Begonia 'Harmony's Red Tail' is a bushy plant known for its vibrant flowers, which can be red, pink, yellow, or white. Its lush appearance and colorful blooms make it a popular choice for adding visual interest to gardens and indoor spaces.
Begonia masoniana
Begonia masoniana, known as Iron Cross Begonia, is a rhizomatous perennial native to southern China and northern Vietnam. It features large, asymmetrical green leaves with a prominent dark brown pattern and reddish hairs. This plant is mainly cultivated for its foliage and has gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.
Begonia 'Bolero'
Begonia 'Bolero' is a rex-cultorum hybrid with bright sterling silver leaves and dark green veins. It grows 8 to 12 inches tall and features burgundy petioles, adding a striking contrast to its foliage. This plant belongs to the Begoniaceae family.
Begonia 'Celia'
Begonia 'Celia' is a medium-sized plant with striking silver leaves accented by black and pink areas. The ruffled leaf margins are bright pink lined with black, and the colors vary with the seasons. It prefers shade to partial shade and grows 8 to 12 inches tall, thriving in temperatures between 50 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit.
Begonia 'Madame Queen'
Begonia 'Madame Queen' is notable for its large, round olive-green leaves with frilly crested margins, supported by long yellow petioles. This plant is a striking addition to any collection, offering unique foliage that stands out in shaded garden areas or as a houseplant.
Begonia 'Lois Burks'
Begonia 'Lois Burks' is a cane-like hybrid with a bushy, mounding growth habit. It features bright green leaves with small silver spots and tangerine orange flowers in small clusters. This begonia blooms most of the year, adding vibrant color to indoor or outdoor spaces.
Begonia 'Vietnam Sp'
Begonia 'Vietnam Sp' is a bushy plant known for its vibrant blooms in shades of bright red, pink, yellow, or white. This begonia adds a splash of color to gardens and is suitable for various planting arrangements.
Begonia variabilis
Begonia variabilis is an uncommon, moderate-growing tuberous species native to Thailand and Peninsula Malaysia. It features leaves with green and white speckling and can go dormant, forming tubers. This begonia prefers moderate, indirect light and moderate to high humidity.
Begonia cathayana
Begonia cathayana is a Chinese species with dark velvet blue-green leaves and a burgundy reverse. The leaves have a blue flashback, indicating low light growth, and the plant produces bright orange flowers. It thrives in bright, indirect light and high humidity, making it a striking addition to any plant collection.
Begonia maurandiae 'Blue'
This rare plant species is known for its dark green to blue-tinted leaves and moderate to fast growth. It thrives in moderate, indirect light and high humidity, making it ideal for terrariums. The plant prefers moist sphagnum moss for rooting and has adventitious, aerial roots. It is sensitive to water on its leaves.