Our shade plants They have the virtue that they do not need to be exposed to the sun’s rays for their growth. They are ideal for dark gardens and terraces or for shady corners.
Our begonias They are ideal plants to have in these cases because although there are many varieties, they all share a common trait: they prefer to grow under the shade.
Between the types of begonias the following stand out:
Begonia rex: they are ideal plants to have in summer because in that season they develop all their beauty. It is then when its leaves with drawings and shades stand out.
Marbled webbed begonia or hybrid begonia: it is a variety that stands out for its fleshy leaves with many wrinkles. Also, give away the typical flower that characterizes begonias. It is also known by the name of boomer begonia.
Dotted webbed begonia or hybrid begonia: Large leaves with grooves, they have dark green nuances on the front and garnet on the back. They also stand out for their upright bearing.
Tiger begonia or begonia bowerae: in many cases they are used to cover the ground because this variety offers very large clumps of very small leaves that branch easily.
More information – The world of Begonias
Photo – My hanging baskets
