Begonia grandis (pink) Low Stock soft-textured juvenile-foliage form with an

soft-textured juvenile-foliage form with an unusual and well-documented history

Like all crossvines

betraying the citrus kinship at once

timed to the spring run of shad up the rivers

and pu-erh on Earth comes from a single species

Begonia grandis (pink) Low Stock soft-textured juvenile-foliage form with anHardy begonia is the surprise of the shade border: a true begonia that survives a cold winter. Begonia grandis carries large, pointed, olive green leaves lit with red veins and flushed deep rose red beneath, and in late summer and fall hangs loose clusters of soft pink flowers on red tinted stems, a cool, luminous note when most shade plants have finished. Native to eastern Asia, hardy begonia rises each year from tuber like roots and spreads gently,