Has anyone here grown Whopper and/or Big(tm) begonias?
If so, where? (in-ground or container? shade/part sun/sun?)
How big did they get for you?
Which variety (whopper or big? green leaf or bronze leaf?)
Did they come back after winter/the following spring for you (most of my standard wax-leaf standard bedding begonias do, so I'm hoping these would too)?
Do you think they live up to their newish Texas Superstar status?
I have been trying to get my hands on some for the past two spring/summers, but have never seen them at the Dallas/N. Dallas nurseries I regularly stalk. I'm about to break down and mail order some to plant this spring, but thought I would try to get some additional opinions before biting the bullet...
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