Rex Begonias Wanted

15 years ago

Where can I find starts of different varieties of Rex Begonias? (I live in metro Atlanta.) Also, once they start growing what is the best way to propagate them? Can they be divided like perennials?

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hc mcdole
15 years ago
Local nurseries are your best bet. Check Home Depot, Lowes, and Wal-Mart too.

There are many mail order places after you've exhausted your local hot spots. Expect smaller plants for more money but sometimes this is the only way to get what you want. Check eBay as well.

They can be divided but the best and easiest way is to propagate by a leaf cutting. It can be frustrating or fun to do.
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