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begonias so purchased / grew all Busy Lizzies this year and lost most of them; so the North West has had problems too! I my husbands busy lizzies are also the same as the others reported. Does the soil need to be treated as he has found one of his wall

it there though and we can see them from the window. Mine are mostly dark coloured (one is almost black) and I have planted snowdrops among them. A lovely contrast. Later in the year I will plant some little begonias there for the summer. I shall be leaving

://www.orchidcarezone.com/orchid-care-biggest-mistakes/ Can anyone suggest what I do with my lovely colourful begonias in flower at this time before the frost knocks them for a six ?Will they survive to be re-planted next year ? Forgetmenot: You could take cuttings or bring them into a greenhouse. Thanks

had a quick peep and found a half built nest in a box of begonias When I used to work in the same garden centre we always had a Robins nest and Pied Wagtails nest somewhere in the garden centre  Once there was a Bluetits nest inside a roll of wire

enjoy yourself this year-I absolutely love my greenhouses - I grow tomatoes,peppers,chillies,aubergine ,cucumbers and 7 or 8 kinds of Basil's in the largest greenhouse,pot plants e.g begonias,streptocarpus,gloxinias,Archimedes etc. in what I call the new

Sedums 4 poppies 5 Cornflowers 6 foxgloves 7 Nicotinias 8 Daffodils 9 iris 10 Begonias   opps forgot to say why, basically becuae I grow them from seed and they need very little attention and look amazzing.  I have loads of other stuff, I never use

close and appreciate them for what they are - gems! Same goes for Dahlias, and as for Begonias - well, I am well and truly hooked! Keep an open mind, I say!! Muscari is my absolute hate plant. A couple of plants arrived in my garden (birds?) 20 years

Begonias were the most fruitful plant I had, however I am attempting to make it live longer so I brought indoors, I don't want it to die :(however I believe it's dying, it's growing a sort of white later in its leaves, like fungus, will it die anyway? also

the garden far more than is usual in January.   I have even mown the lawn!   It seems a strange time of year to be dead-heading summer flowers!     However, the frosts over the last few days have put paid to the begonias, marigolds and nasturtiums, so I have

the weather. I've already had their  first show and they are really bushy.   yes Kate I did the same thing in the end - which sort of cancelled out the economising of the seed growing! My garden centre were selling things like begonias usually $3.99 for £1