The Begoniaceae family includes more than 1,000 species and over 10,000 registered hybrids which makes ... them from other rhizomatous begonias. Rex is known ... are rare. Begonia varieties ...

Hailing from a rich lineage of hybrids, rex begonias come in over 4,000 cultivars, each offering a gorgeous variety of sizes, shapes, and colors.

The Orange Satellite is among over 350 different species of Begonias at the Botanical Gardens in Fort Worth. There are also over 750 hybrids at the gardens. (Lawrence Jenkins / Special Contributor ...

The genus Begonia includes more than 1,300 species and countless hybrids which are broken into several classes according to their appearance and cultural requirements. However, many begonias are ...

From Mexico and Central America comes Begonia nelumbiifolia, the lily-pad begonia, a rhizomatous species with leaves that look like lotus. At 1-2 feet tall, they look at home accenting garden corners.

Rex, or rex-cultorum, begonias are hybrids of Begonia rex and numerous other species. Although grown primarily for beautiful foliage, many bear attractive flowers. They are rhizomatous plants with ...

Begonias range from 12-foot-tall cane types with bamboo-like stems and lovely year-round flowers to 8-inch-tall dwarf, wax types with green, bronze or variegated foliage and small, colorful blossoms.

Begonias are an underappreciated plant. There are so many types, forms and sizes that there’s one for every pot of annuals or in-ground planting scheme. Some thrive, even flower, in deep shade ...

The genus Begonia contains a thousand species and several thousand hybrids and varieties ranging from a few inches to 20 feet tall. Native to the tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas ...

Begonias range from 12-foot-tall cane types with bamboo-like stems and lovely year-round flowers to 8-inch-tall dwarf, wax types with green, bronze or variegated foliage and small, colorful blossoms.