Begonia sp Pewterware Spain rarely with a burgundy throat

rarely with a burgundy throat or lip

Average to slightly moist soils are best and anything from sun to part sun is best

opening to dark lavender flowers

The masses of 6' tall branched flower stalks begin opening in late June to reveal large

montana from the colder regions of Japan

Begonia sp Pewterware Spain rarely with a burgundy throat(aka: Begonia U 358) This wonderful begonia is a D. Miller collection from Malaysia, which makes it all the more surprising that it has overwintered here into the upper teens F. For us, Begonia 'Pewterware' makes an 18" tall x 18" wide rhizomatous clump of wide silver foliage with a red back. The light pink flowers are nice, but nothing compared to the great foliage. In colder climates, Begonia 'Pewterware' makes a superb houseplant or mixed container