Here is a begonia leaf.

Looks a little like 'Frosty Fairyland' but I do not think it is. If you continue growing begonias, I think you will be surprised at the number of look- alike hybrids there are in the cane and rhizomatous groups. Here is an example: about the l950's there were introduced to the society the original 'chocolate' spotted rhiz. begonias, Bs. bowerae and B. bowrae var. nigramarga. Some years later the man who introduced them wrote an article detailing the PUBLISHED names of more than seven hun dred (700) rhiz. hybrids with the above two plants listed as parents. That does not include casual hybrids, named but not published, and traded and exchanged, etc. And I would be willing to bet of all these, 50% are lookalkes if still in cultivation. . . . .

Thank you!
And there are no more ideas?