Begonia grandis Alba Danae whose cultivar name translates to

whose cultivar name translates to "morning bell"

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The 4' tall stalks are clothed with whorled leaves and topped with 3-5 pendent flower buds that open in early June

Blue is the typical color of both Ipheion uniflorum and Ipheion perigrinans and it is a true blue and perhaps of greater value for being this hue

Begonia grandis Alba Danae whose cultivar name translates toBegonia grandis 'Alba' is another excellent form of the classic hardy deciduous begonia. The fleshy upright stalks emerge in May (NC), and extend to 2' tall, clothed with corrugated green leaves with stunning red backsides. Starting in late June and continuing until fall, the stalks are adorned with drooping terminal clusters of pale pink calyces which subtend the white flowers. Although Begonia grandis 'Alba' is a clump former, it will spread via