Spring flowering
Our award winning range of Begonia tubers covers all the colours and types of flowers. From our range, you can choose the lovely ‘Champagne’ and the lovely ‘Double’ Begonias. Also the wonderful ‘Giant Pendula’ and for the smell, the ‘Odorata’. These beautiful cultivars have been selected for their strong performance and will give you the strong garden display for the entire summer until the frost takes them.
The ‘Champagne’ tubers have stunning and fantastic flowers, and the ‘Double’ type have beautiful Barringtonia with fully petal type flowers. The ‘Giant Pendula’ will provide stunning nigela flowers for the hanging baskets, and the ‘Odorata’ will provide wonderful nigela flowers for the hanging baskets. Each tuber can provide flowers and wonderful colours and will help you to love and suitable for the pots and baskets and for your borders.
If you want to get the best results for your plants, you should positively choose the best tubers from Bloms Bulbs. Then you will appreciate the strong healthy plants, along with a lot of beautiful and long lasting flowers in all season.

They should be planted from the end of March to the beginning of April in a place where the temperature is cool enough to allow the young sprouts to grow without risks from frost like an unheated greenhouse. If you want to place the begonia bulbs directly in the garden, wait until after mid-May, which is approximately when the last chance of frost occurs.
The exotic begonia tubers, which begin turning in early summer to autumn, have a cascade of blooms and striking foliage and are especially good for partial shade and cooler and moist regions. Unlike traditional bedding plants, these are critical in beautifying shaded borders, hanging baskets, and containers. If you give them the right conditions to start, they will produce persistent blooms for a long time.

When starting, plant them using the hollow side facing up in damp, well drained compost, and cover them with a dusting of soil. Do not plant them too deep, because it can hinder their growth. Early in the growth season, the tubers will take time to develop a strong root system, so patience will reward you with strong .
Do not water them too much until you can see some growth above the soil. Then, it’s important to find the balance between keeping the soil moist, not allowing it to go too dry, and not keeping it too wet, or tubers and roots will begin decaying. Don’t be too quick to move the into a larger container. They grow horizontally and will establish much better and be stronger for it, allowing them to be moved into a larger container.