How To Use tuberous begonia In A Sentence
- Today's tuberous begonias are highly bred plants of South American ancestry.
- He was inspecting Stephanie's tuberous begonias, and he looked impressed. AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
- Since tuberous begonias are tender succulents, they need to be hung in shady or partial-shady locations.
- Tuberous Begonias provide a spectacular display from June through October and are available in shades of white, pink, red, yellow, orange, and salmon as well as bi-colors and picotee, flowers with darker edging around all the petals.
- After frost kills their foliage, dig up callas, cannas, dahlias, tuberous begonias, and other tender bulbs.
- Plant agapanthus, caladium, canna, gladiolus, lilies, nerine, tuberose, tuberous begonias, watsonia - and, of course, dahlias.
- After frost kills their foliage, dig up callas, cannas, dahlias, gladiolus, tuberous begonias, and other tender bulbs, Dry off the bulbs and pack them in vermiculite or sterile potting soil.
- Use light-colored pots, then fill them with white - or pastel-colored impatiens or tuberous begonias and plants with patterned foliage, such as caladium and polka-dot plant. StarTribune.com rss feed
- Although David follows these steps with tuberous begonias, they work for other tender bulbs, such as cannas, gladioli and dahlias.
- Being originally a mountain plant, the tuberous begonia grows superbly in cool mountain districts like Ballarat and Erica.
