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I find begonias quite fascinating, with their many variations of leaves, stem lengths and blooms. Here are two different blooms of the tuberous begonia (begonia tuberhybrida). These are Picotee begonias, which means the petals are two-tone, with the edge of the petal a much darker color than the rest of it. Remember to click on each photo for a larger view. Enjoy!


I never knew what begonias were. Don’t know my flowers very well. Those are lovely!
There are so many types of begonias, it’s hard to recognize them all since the blooms and plant size can look so different. I usually recognize them by their leaves, which seem to have a common spotted pattern and shape.
I love begonias too and plant them every year. 🙂
I have some in my garden too and they sometimes have a hard time surviving through the few weeks of overnight frost in the winter. Otherwise they’re really easy to maintain.
I have to start with new plants every year… but summers are great.
Beautiful photos!
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Begonias are so beautiful! These are great shots!
Thank you very much!
The petals are shaded so beautifully here. great pictures!
Thank you! I’m glad you liked them.