another pic

Looks okay to me. Is there any evidence of burning or rot? It may be going through a little stress of settling in. Hope you don't have it in full afternoon sun even though lots of places seem to do this but a little shade during the hottest part of the day will go a long way.

Blooms come and go as well as older leaves. Pick off old deformed leaves and dead blooms if they are unsightly. This will encourage it to put out more blooms and new leaves (as long as it stays healthy).

Agreed. When I'm looking at these plants, I usually pick those dead flowers off because first, they're fugly, and they also tend to stick to the leaves, or the still-good flowers. Easier to do when dry. Your plants look great, the red on the edge of the leaves is healthy. When the ones in the ground emerge in the spring, they look like that if they're in a spot that's under a tree that hasn't leafed-out yet. If there's an ugly brown leaf, I trim it off so the new leaves under it can get light and have space to get bigger.

well, I have never had problems with waxed begonias before now. One entire bed's leaves and flowers are turning brown, and possibly dying. Could this be because of so much rain??? If So, what can I do about it. Supposed to get more rain tomorow.