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  • Salmon Lace Picotee Begonia - 71121
  • Salmon Lace Picotee Begonia - 71121
  • Salmon Lace Picotee Begonia - 71121
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Salmon Lace Picotee Begonia

Begonia x tuberhybrida

#71121
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$20.65
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3 tubers per package
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4.88 stars, based on 8 review(s)
Ships: Spring  [?]
  • Buy 1 Get 1 FREE Salmon Lace Picotee Begonia

Lush and delicate, the Picotee Lace Salmon Begonia would be a dainty little addition to any patio or balcony garden. Soft salmon hues dominate the hearty, exhibition quality blooms of this California Hybrid. With 3 tubers per package, this plant will thrive in any shade pot, patio, or flowerbed. Hummingbirds like these! Symbolizing a fanciful mind and cautiousness. Tubers also measure at 6/7 cm.

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So pretty!!!

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Received these in May and have 4 flowers on 2 plants in October/November!! I wanted to share a photo, but it doesn't look like I can.

Kentucky

Beautiful Begonia

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Package arrived in quick order. We will look forward to getting them in the ground.

Kentucky

Beautiful Begonia

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Package arrived in quick order. We will look forward to getting them in the ground.

As advertised

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Tubers were reasonably sized and sprouted quickly. Growth has been reasonably vigorous so far, at two weeks.

New York

Already growing

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Arrived in great condition. Only one didn't survive and that's because a squirrel ate it. I have them in hanging baskets so I brought them inside. They are thriving.