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Begonia Dragon Wing® (Begonia coccinea)Large, wing-shaped leaves are the source of this plant’s unusual name. The plant produces a lush, tropical-feeling in the landscape with glossy green foliage contrasted by brilliant, shimmering flower clusters. Displays exceptional heat tolerance for a begonia. |
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Begonia 'Ikon' (Begonia hybrid)A shimmering hybrid begonia developed in Costa Rica. Lovely angel-wing shaped foliage has a silvery cast complimented by loose clusters of white flowers blushed with pink produced throughout the season. |
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Begonia Big™ (Begonia hybrid)This plant was specially bred to bring together all the best that begonias have to offer. It has big colorful blooms, more flowers, and foliage that is both sturdy and beautiful. Performs exceptionally well under adverse conditions. |
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Begonia (Begonia species)Begonias are a classic and colorful choice for annual beds and containers. They offer interesting foliage, varying from scalloped and waxy paddles to silvery and angel-wing shaped. The multitude of varieties also offers different flower forms; dainty, simple petaled wax blooms, lush… |
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Begonia 'Beaucoup' (Begonia boliviensis)A stunning combination of attractive foliage covered with loose clusters of brilliant blooms all season long. Terrific as a potted plant! Use it to add a splash of color to patios, porches, and mixed container plantings. |
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Benary Begonia (Begonia x benariensis)Very large blooms on lush, upright plants make Begonia x benariensis a real standout over traditional wax begonias. Their strong presence makes them well suited to use as a companion plant or starring solo. |
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Bidens (Bidens ferulifolia)Native to Mexico and the Southern United States, Bidens brings sunny color, casual style and easy care over a long season as an annual, perennial or houseplant, A profusion of yellow blooms and masses of finely textured foliage, make Bidens an excellent choice as a filler, companion… |
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Blue Marguerite (Felicia amelloides)Yellow-centered blue or white daisies seem to float amongst mounds of small leaves. This South African native provides a wonderfully long season of bloom with very little attention. A light shearing or pinching back will keep the plant form getting leggy. |
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Brachycome, Swan River Daisy (Brachyscome)Often called Swan River Daisy, Brachyscome offers up dainty daisies atop lush mounds of foliage. Originally native to the climates of Australia and New Zeeland, they bring a light, cheery touch to any combination. |
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Brazilian Petunia (Ruellia elegans)A must-have for anyone interested in enticing hummingbirds to the garden. The red tubular flowers are produced all summer long and are a magnet for birds and butterflies. The deeply textured foliage adds interest to borders or container plantings. This is a rugged little plant that… |
