Try this simple begonia propagation experiment by slicing a leaf and placing it so the veins touch the soil in a bright environment. This video explores how leaf cuttings can develop new growth and ...

If you're looking to add some color and attract more butterflies to your yard, plant these easy-to-care-for, stunning ...

Begonia maculata, also known as the polka dot begonia, is a tropical perennial with spotted, elongated leaves. This striking begonia ranges from olive to a rich, forest green, and the spots appear ...

When you mention begonia many gardeners may conjure up an image of a wax leaf begonia or a dragon wing begonia but there are actually 1500 different species and many do well in our gardens. Wax leaf ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...

Learn how a simple pickle jar can create the perfect environment for begonia propagation using stem or leaf cuttings. The high-humidity setup helps support healthy growth while making indoor plant ...

Cane-type begonias have been enjoying a renewed popularity over the last few years, and that should come as no surprise to any gardener lucky enough to find one at his or her local nursery. For those ...

Bounteous begonias deserve a featured place in our landscaping. Their sheer variety, adaptability and ease of care make them suitable for subtropical gardens. In South Florida, they are a gardener’s ...

The leaves of the Malaysian tropical plant Begonia pavonina, also known as peacock begonia, have a curiously odd shade-metallic blue. Now, researchers reveal that its blue sheen helps this plant adapt ...

We are thankfully at the point where "begonia" doesn't automatically mean bedding or tuberous varieties. And there's a good reason for that. Growers are trying to keep up with the demand for an ...