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Begonia Group Shot

20 years ago

These were all grown from Blackmore and Langdon seed this past Winter. Bought the separately packed colors.

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judith5bmontreal
20 years ago
Hi Bayard: Those are absolutely beautiful! I was looking at the Blackmore and Langdon tubers this past winter, but they were so expensive! You grew these from seed - I've never seen seed offered in the catalogues I get (in Canada); where did you order them from? And is it difficult to grow from seed? Thanks a lot for any info you can give!
Judith
judith5bmontreal
20 years ago
Oops, sorry! I just read your post giving the source for your seeds - so that's the answer for that question! But, I would still love to know if there are any tips you can give regarding growing them from seed. You seem to have the magic touch with them! Thanks
Judith
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bayard
Original Author
20 years ago
Judith - Where I got the best information on how to grow these beauties:

Here is a link that might be useful: Tuberous Begonias From Seed
judith5bmontreal
20 years ago
Hi bayard:
Thanks so much for the link - just what I needed! I can only hope mine turn out as well as yours did!

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