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Sharply ruffled edges and fully double flowers make Fimbriatas a great choice for pots and hanging baskets in the shade. Not winter-hardy so the tubers need lifting and storing dry during the winter.
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Begonia
The thin stems of the Bidens bear dark green leaves that terminate in a cluster of daisy-like flowers with wider papery leaves and a bright yellow center. A short-lived perennial that is often grown as an annual.
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Bidens
Abendglut' forms a large clump of rounded deep-green leaves tinted red. In spring vivid pink flowers in erect clusters grow on supporting red stems.
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Bergenia
Naturally found in Siberia this tough perennial has broad leathery leaves which make dense ground cover when established especially if grown in a group. Although green in summer the rounded foliage often becomes tinted purple in winter. Its nodding pink flowers in early spring are held on knee-high stems.
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Begenia
Bedding begonias have waxy green bronze or red leaves and single or double flowers that appear in small clusters in white or shades of pink or red. All flowers have a bright yellow eye.
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Begonia