Calibrachoa, commonly known as million bells due to its profusion of bell-shaped flowers, is another trailing perennial favourite. Available in a spectrum of colours, it's widely used as a pretty ...

It's fascinating to see many of the new plant varieties being developed, but it's even better to observe how they compare to ...

Trailing watermelon begonia. Light: partial sun to partial shade Height: 4 to 6 inches Spread: 20 to 40 inches USDA Hardiness Zones: 10 to 12 Origin: Southeast Asia A striking plant is the ...

They are flashy and boast enormous flowers. In nature, trailing begonias use aerial roots to attach themselves to trees. In gardens, they can be grown in hanging pots or go up walls.

Plants with heart-shaped leaves add a touch of romance and elegance to gardens, landscapes, and indoor spaces. These leaves’ ...

Trailing begonias climb philodendron-like or hang from pots. Thick-stemmed begonias have, predictably, thick stems. They drop lower leaves to look almost arborescent, or tree-like.

New plants for 2013 include three dark-foliaged annuals that will make great foils in pot combinations. ... A new begonia, 'Crackling Fire ' is in the same family as this 'Bonfire.' By .

Tender perennials that range from bedding plants to trailing forms, and cane begonias with bamboo-lie stems to 2m. FEATURES Magnificent flowers in summer and autumn and interesting foliage, with a ...

All begonias are succulent or semi-succulent plants, so they need less water than you might think. In the garden fertilize with a balanced water-soluble fertilizer every 3 to 4 weeks. Propagation ...

The traditional approach to raising annuals and plants for containers has been to grow them from seed. But since Dobies pioneered sending plant plugs through the post in 1979, the balance has ...