Icemint, Begonia.
Icemint, Begonia.
Posted on 12 Dec, 2007 1 comment
This is a picture of the new Begonia “Icemint” at Bellcross. My friend Stan was sent this phot by Margaret Watson who runs “Bellcross Nurseries” a small nurseries specialising in Begonias. We have both requested cuttings from the plant, if there are enough available, fingers crossed.
Also ordered from there is a Begonia called “Emily Rose” (i have a niece with the same name, and if i can get that variety i would like to give them one). Also Whispers, Begonia.
I have ordered a new variety from Blackmore & Langdon, i think it was called Mia, but looking on there web site it seems to have been taken off, perhaps they have sold out now – good job i placed the order for that one early. Also i have just ordered an older yellow variety called “Midas”.
To try and improve my foilage Begonia varieties i have placed an order with Dibleys – “Escargot” “Fireworks” & “Rocheart”
I don’t think Bellcross has a web site, but the others have:
www.blackmore-langdon.com
www.dibleys.com
1 person likes this blog
Previous post: Trying to group my pictures better!
Next post: checking my Begonia varieties~ordering new for next season!
Comments
Blog post by marksbegonias.
1 person likes this blog
Recent posts by marksbegonias
- 2009
1 Jan, 2009
- "Icemint"
31 Dec, 2008
- Nearly Christmas again already!
22 Dec, 2008
- Computer today / plants tomorrow
18 Nov, 2008
- October already!
4 Oct, 2008
- Look what i've just found.
2 Sep, 2008
Archive
Members who like this blog
-
Joined 1 Mar, 2008
Gardening Encyclopedia: Ideas Pictures Tips Plants Furniture Miscellany
Other: Gardens to visit Garden colour Buying guides Planting guides
Garden Plants: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Contact us Link to us About us Community Guidelines Terms of Use & Privacy Press Help Sitemap
©2007-2008 growsonyou.com


Joined 18 Oct, 2007
essex
12 Dec, 2007
wow what a beauty! i never have much luck with Begonias myself, but i do enjoy looking at all of your pictures - you have some really stunning varieties. not at all suprized that you show them.