Begonia
Begonia is a flower in the Begoniaceae family. It grows best in part shade with medium moisture, and is listed for USDA zones 2-13. Plants reach maturity about 119–133 days after planting and sit about 6 inches apart.
Varieties
1 from True Leaf Market · sorted by days to maturity▸Tuberous - Nonstop Series (Pelleted)119–133 days
Non-GMO; Container; Annual
119-133 Days to maturity. Begonia x tuberhybrida. Nonstop Series Tuberous Begonia Seeds. Non-GMO, hybrid, perennial, pelleted. Nonstop Series pelleted seeds promise exotic, easygoing 2-3-inch, mostly double blooms for hot, humid gardens across North America. Nonstop Series begonias grow one of the densest and most familiar blooms in any garden and are available in a specialty selection of signature colors. Begonias are the perfect eye-catching centerpiece for your summer baskets, bouquets, and arrangements. Known for their very long blooming period.
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Plant spacing
In a square-foot bed, space begonia about 6 in apart — that fits 4 plants in each 1-foot square (2×2). Wider rows or containers space the same.
Plan your begonia planting
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Growing timeline
Care & troubleshooting
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