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Tuberous Begonia Pics

17 years ago

I grew some seed from Blackmore and Langdon this past Winter, and what a nice surprise! They were started in December under lights, then moved to the greenhouse in March. Put them out in May. They are now in 8 inch pots on my Northeast facing porch. Enjoy!

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Comments (2)

socalgal_gw Zone USDA 10b Sunset 24
17 years ago
Beautiful! I'm hoping to try some B&L seeds next year - especially after seeing your pictures!
Ruth
dee_can1
17 years ago
Very nice. I really like the light pink, especially.
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