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Fri, Sep 7, 12 at 19:23
| Hello - I have been growing this plant and know that it is listed as a rhizomatous and dwarf begonia, but does any one know if Five and Dime is related to or even considered a super mini Rex type of begonia?
Rex Begonias are considered rhizomatous, Five and Dime has some characteristics of a very small Rex, just wondering if it is classified as just dwarf rhizomatous, or if it is included with Rex. Thanks for any help with this! |
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- Posted by woebegonia MT (My Page) on Sat, Sep 8, 12 at 11:55
| I looked it up - Five & Dime is classified as 'small, rhizomatous, with crested margin'. It's a Pat Worley cross from 1984. I'm sure he didn't intend it to be considered a Rex, the parents are not Rexes. |
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| Thanks for answering my question Woe - B! |
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