Begonia flower varieties

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Xifu Begonia

Begonia

Creeping Begonia

TieGeng Begonia

Four seasons begonia

Oriental Jinbegonia

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Xifu Begonia: The flower buds are red, the flowers are single or double, and the color is light red or white. Weeping Begonia: The pedicels are slender and drooping, and the flowers are oval or ovate in shape. Climbing Begonia: Grows independently, like crawling on the ground. Tie-stem Begonia: The pedicels are short and thick or nearly sessile. Four Seasons Begonia: Leaves are oval or broadly oval in shape, red or purple in color. Oriental Golden Begonia: Flowers come in a variety of colors.

Xifu Begonia

Xifu Begonia

Xifu Begonia was named after it grew in Xifu during the Jin Dynasty. The flowers are in the shape of umbel-shaped racemes, growing at the tops of branchlets. The buds are red, the flowers are single or double, and the color is light red or white. The flowering period is from March to April every year. The fruit is spherical and red in color.