(1) ORANGE FIMBRIATA BEGONIA

(1) ORANGE FIMBRIATA BEGONIA Description

ORANGE FIMBRIATA BEGONIA  GRANDIFLORA CARNATION TYPE

 CATEGORY

BLOOMSALL SUMMER LONG UNTIL THE FIRST FROSTHEIGHT20 CM

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Vibrant Orange Carnation-Like Blossoms Which Are Double Flowers And Beautifully Frilled & Fringed On An Upright, Bushy Plant With Green Foliage Describes The Orange Fimbriata Begonia. This Compact Plant Belongs To The Tuberhybrida Group. It Grows From Winter-Dormant Root Tubers And Has Extravagent Flowers That Are Fringed They Are Produced In Early Summer To The First Frost. And Are Set Among Open, Succulent Stems Across The Plant. The Flowers Are Large; Resembling Enormous Carnations Leaves Are Fleshy, Jagged And Pointed, Glossy And Dark Green, Sometimes With Bronze Tones And Undersides.

Fimbriata Begonias Need A Rich, But Well-Drained Soil In A Partially Shaded Garden Location. It Should Only Receive Direct Sunlight Early In The Morning

Plant February-May 5 Cm Deep And 25 Cm Apart When The Frost Has Gone. They Can Be Started Indoors By Sprouting Them Off In A Seed Tray Or Damp Box 5 Cm Apart And Bury Them Hollow Side Up Just Covered With A Surface Layer Of Peat Or Compost. Once Planted Out Water And Feed Regularly. It Pays To Remove Dead Flowers As Well As Pinching Out Any Long Stems During Early Growth To Encourage Stronger Healthier Plants.

Begonias Offer An Explosion Of Colour For Hanging Baskets, Window Boxes, Pots And Tubs As Well As In The Garden. These Eye-Catching Fimbriata Begonias Produce Large Long-Lasting Blooms.

The Tubers Can Be Overwintered. Lift In The Autumn, Before The First Frost And Store The Tubers In A Dry Position Preferably In Dry Sand In A Frost-Free Place For The Winter Season To Grow Again Next Year.