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Begonia Semperflorens - Bedding Plants
We are currently in the process of setting up a new courier that can deliver our plants safely around New Zealand. So there are some delays getting your parcels to you safely so please be patient. Know that your order is secure and we will look after yourt plants until we can send them. If you have any questions please email us here.
We thank you for your patience and investing in upcycled and pre-loved plants, healthier for the environment and healthier for you! :-)
Wax Begonia. Hard to beat these sweet little plants when you’re looking for a space-filler that adds a generous dose of colorful single or double flowers in pink, white, or red. And while some varieties have green foliage, the types with bronze-reddish leaves add another eye-catching punch of contrast to flower beds. Winter hardy in some areas but are frost tender so pop them indoors for a colourful display in dreary winter months. Edible flowers. Height 20cm.
Price:
NZ$ 6.99 including GST
NZ$ 6.08 excluding GST
UOM:
1L
BORSEMP
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Available Late Spring 2021
PLANT INDOORS
These plants can do well indoors too, so plant in a container to enjoy them indoors over winter.
WATER CAREFULLY
Begonias don’t require a huge amount of care. You’ll want to deadhead spent blooms to encourage more flowers, and if you want compact plants, pinch them back regularly.
Keep the soil moist, but water at the base of the plant to avoid leaf spot and the possibility of fungal diseases.
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