The multi-flower begonia Multiflora Maxima is a species worth your attention. The beauty of begonia leaves and flowers is highly appreciated. Its compact habit and rather vigorous growth, along with the lush, abundant flowering make this plant a regular on flower beds and in containers on a balcony or terrace. Double pink flowers and a thicket of heart-shaped, narrow leaves perfectly complement all kinds of compositions. One of the advantages of the begonia is undoubtedly its very long flowering period.This plant blooms profusely, successively releasing new shoots covered with buds. The advantage of the offered variety is also the size of its flowers. Those magnificent, rose-shaped blooms adorn the plant from June to the end of September, adding a long-lasting, intense colour accent to any garden or balcony.

Tuberous begonias can grow many years as longa as you protecte them from frost. Begonia growing season begins in late winter. Plant bulbs in pots to obtain plants that will flower earlier than those planted directly in the ground. Transfer begonia seedlings outside mid-May. Begonias require a good quality, permeable soil that is rich in humus. Neutral or preferably slightly acidic reaction of the soil promotes healthy growth. A sheltered and warm, yet slightly shaded position suits begonia best. After the end of the season, dig up tubers, clean and dry them, then put in containers filled with sawdust or peat.

Each package contains two bulbs of the multi-flower begonia Multiflora Maxima. Packaging label contains basic plant facts and a quick growing guide.

• Variety: Multiflora Maxima - pink
• Use: ornamental - garden, pots
• Growth form: compact
• Flower colour: pink
• Vegetation form: perennial
• Foliage: heart-shaped, narrow
• Flower type: double
• Site: partial shade, sheltered, warm; good quality, permeable, humous soil with a neutral or slightly acidic reaction
• Bulbs: 2
• Flowering period: June to September
• Planting period: early spring (pots), May (garden)
• Wintering in the ground?: no