My builder uses Houzz Pro to plan the timeline and give detailed estimates and daily updates with photos of progress, and provide invoices at pre-agreed key points in the build. This made the whole experience much more efficient and stress-free.
I ran across a greenhouse that had a great selection of begonias in small pots, unfortunately they were not named. I purchased this beauty with large emerald green leaves, and have been trying to find it's name. The leaves are thick and fuzzy, red underneath, with red hair on the stems. It is a fast grower, and starts easily from leaf cuttings. I'm wondering if it is Morocco? Anyone else here growing it?
Hmmm, it does look like Boomer, which I'd never heard of until I just looked it up! BTW hcmcdole, a couple of months ago, I asked on this forum if it would be a bad idea to purchase rhizomatous begonias so late in the season, wondering if they would grow over winter....you told me they would, so I decided to go for it and ordered 9 plants from a mail order nursery. They have already tripled in size, and seem to love their winter home under lights. Thanks for the advice! It's a lot of fun to have something to work with over the winter months.
I have over half of the lights running now. I'm still bringing in plants and cleaning rooms as I go. Maybe by next weekend I will be done once again until spring. Then indoor watering....another big chore
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