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Begonia Candy Queen

Begonia Candy Queen

Regular price £ 10.00 GBP
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Medium sized leaves on short nodes makes this a tight, and moderately compact plant. The glossy leaves love a brighter situation compared to most begonia rex, and good light will bring out the brightest colouration of the foliage. Bred at Dibleys.

Available as
- Plug plant
- Potted plant - 12cm pot

Genus - Begonia
Group - Rex
Mature size - Height 35cm, width 30cm
Position - Part shade
Type - Tender perennial
Flowering - July to November
Flower colour - Pink
Leaf size - Medium
Leaf colour - Pink
Plant habit - Bushy, short
Delivery from 1st March to 31st October
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Lesley
Begonia Candy Queen

The plug plant has grown a few more leaves and the colour is beginning to deepen. Looks to be a good choice for colour.

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Elizabeth Park
Candy Queen etc.

Plants arrived promptly and in tip top condition.. Excellent service from Dibleys. Look forward to my plants maturing Thank you Dibleys!

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E Mayes

Very nice plant.

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Ruth Harley
Can't wait

It small at present but the colour will improve it was out of stock and they emailed me as soon as it was available, a few days later it was home.

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Roger Hardwick
Candy Queen

My order arrived on time and we'll packed. Inside 2 healthy and robust plug plants of Begonia Rex Candy Queen. I followed the advice and planted into 3" pots straight away and plugs are thriving. Very happy I chose Dibleys and will definitely use them again.

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My kitchen floor!
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Streptocarpus
My beautiful falling star
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