Begonia Flower seeds Fibrous rooted

Flower Seed of Begonia

Begonia
Fibrous Rooted
Seed of this species is extremely fine

Type
Sowing Temp
Cover Seed
Advice

Half hardy annual
20-25°C
Do not cover
Sow Nov-March or April to May, Shade from direct sunlight, do not let compost dry out, but do not saturate. Maintain high humidity. April-May sowings produce plants from July-August.

Begonia Cultural Information

Begonia Devils Delight Mixed F1 20cm
An improved series for earliness, habit and garden performance, UK growers favourite bedding begonia.
An outstanding green and bronze leafed mixture in a good colour range of pink, red, rose, rose bicolour and white. Pelleted Seed.

pkt approx 40 seeds

pkt approx 100 seeds

Begonia White Rhino 40cm
Begonia Vernosa
Delicate small 1.5cm white flowers compliment the beautiful succulent, grey leaves. Ideal pot plant, house plant or conservatory plant, in warmer areas can be grown outdoors prefers a shady humid site, flowers from March to June.
pkt approx 20 seeds

Begonia White Rhino Begonia vernosa seeds

Begonia Bonsai Red 30cm
Begonia partita
Have fun growing a bonsai in just one season, flowers from March to August. Metallic leaves, tinged red beneath with dainty white flowers above, having a deep red centre. Attractive pot plant.

pkt approx 25 seeds

Begonia Super Olympia Mixed 20cm
Benefits of super Olympia over Olympia series, earlier to flower, larger flowers, brighter colours and improved garden performance. RHS Award of Garden Merit

pkt approx 60 seeds

pkt approx 150 seeds

Begonia Super Olympia Mixed

Begonia Vision series mixed (Dark leaved variety) 20cm
Large flowers over dark foliage. Excellent performance in all weathers, superb garden performance.
pkt approx 60 seeds

pkt approx 150 seeds

Begonia Vision series mixed

Begonia Queen Series Red
The first double flowering series of seed raised Begonia. Double rosebud type flowers with a slightly looser habit than standard Semperflorens, ideal for use in bedding and containers. Red flowers.

pkt approx 75 seeds

Begonia Queen Series Pink
The first double flowering series of seed raised Begonia. Double rosebud type flowers with a slightly looser habit than standard Semperflorens, ideal for use in bedding and containers. Pink flowers.

pkt approx 75 seeds

Begonia Queen Series White
The first double flowering series of seed raised Begonia. Double rosebud type flowers with a slightly looser habit than standard Semperflorens, ideal for use in bedding and containers. White flowers

pkt approx 75 seeds

Begonia Queen RED

Begonia Queen PINK

Begonia Queen White

Display Begonia in Flower Bags hung from fences, posts, pergolas, arches, sheds etc
B.hybrida

Begonia Dragon Wing and Baby Wing Cultural Information

Begonia Baby Wing
Smaller dragon wing-shaped leaves and approx 2 weeks earlier to flower than Dragon Wing. Upright oval habit with flowers held above the plants. Spread up to 30-35cm Pelleted Seed
Begonia Baby Wing Pink

£4.35 pkt approx 25 seeds

Begonia Baby Wing White

£4.35 pkt approx 25 seeds

Begonia Baby Wing Pink seed

Begonia Baby Wing White seed

Dragon Wing Spread up to 45cm
Pelleted seed Sow 22-24°C on compost surface sowing to flowering approx 22 weeks.
F1 Hybrid. A truly spectacular Begonia with Glossy green, angel winged leaves and huge scarlet blooms that are somewhat pendulous, being produced on very vigorous and well-branched plants. An excellent specimen plant that makes outstanding hanging baskets and large containers. Plants should be placed with the growing shoot facing outward ensuring flowers on the outside of the finished container. Pelleted Seed
RED

pkt 10 seeds

PINK

pkt 10 seeds

Begonia Dragon Wing

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The cultural information should be used as a guide only, I have found a number of different sowing techniques for the same seed from different sources there does not seem to be a standard. With this in mind you should use this website as a guide only, you probably already have a tried and tested way of sowing different seeds. As a rule of thumb the larger the seed size the more cover it requires, and fine seed like Lobelia Begonia etc requires no cover.