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tuberous begonia

17 years ago

I am fairly new to gardening but I adore tuberous begonias.

This year I ordered from White Flower Farm and they didn't send me my begonias until 2 weeks ago - I ordered them in February. Is it too late to start them now? I did plant them when I got them, but I am wondering if I will have any success. Will they flower?

Thanks for your help.

Carol

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botanybabe
17 years ago
It's not to late. They come up quickly and you can enjoy them all summer. Keep them in shade for most of the day. I burned a beautiful tuberous one last year by hanging it where it got a half day of morning sun, twas not a good idea.

White flower farms has great product.

Lainey
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