Some leaves are better than blooms
11 years ago
I don't really do flowers anymore, just not colorful enough for my wild taste, and I have NO patience to wait for them to show up. None of these plants are true annuals, but sold with them except in the warmest locations.
Some tiny Begonia flowers are about the only ones I have.
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