Red Glory Novelty Begonia

Red Glory Novelty Begonia is one of Wendy's Faves this season...here's why:

Red Glory is such a vibrant shade of red it’s like a beacon of joy when planted in a container in a lightly shaded location. Once you’ve grown
begonias you will fall in love and once you’ve grown Red Glory, you will want more and more. They look stunning on their own or planted alongside bold pink begonias as well.

Wendy Leroux

Wow! Just look at these gorgeously coloured Begonias and imagine how fantastic they'll look cascading over the top of your hanging baskets. But wait, there's more! Red Glory light up your shady spots and you'll be enjoying their delicious fragrance too. Now how's that for a 'glorious' display?

Bring a bit of spice to your garden with these Belgium Novelty Begonias. Whether used as a contrasting colour in a mixed basket arrangement or planted alone in a patio display the softness of its full double blooms makes for a delightful show. To get a jump start on the growing season we recommend starting your tubers indoors for about 4 to 6 weeks. Remember, though, that Begonias are not winter hardy and cannot tolerate exposure to frost. In the fall, before the first sign of frost, dig up your tubers and place them in a loose bag of dry peat or vermiculite. Store them in a cool, dry place until replanting in the spring. Now larger sized bulbs!