Annuals · 6 varieties

I’Conia Begonia

Bred to take more sun than a tuberous begonia and to spill — these are basket and big-pot begonias, mounding and trailing rather than standing upright.

Light: Sun or part shade
Height: 10–16″
Habit: Trails and mounds
Containers: Good in pots
Pets: Toxic to cats and dogs roots and tubers most of all · ASPCA

The 6 I’Conia Begonia varieties we grow

All 6 varieties we grow. Tap the on any variety to save it to your list, or tap a photo to see it larger. Availability changes daily — call (763) 742-8774 for what’s on the bench today.

I’Conia Begonia I'conia Bacio Peach — I'conia Bacio Peach12–16″ × 12–16″

I’Conia Begonia I'conia First Kiss Del Sol — I'conia First Kiss Del Sol12–16″ × 12–16″

I’Conia Begonia I'conia First Kiss Hot Pink — I'conia First Kiss Hot Pink12–16″ × 12–16″

I’Conia Begonia I'conia Lemon Berry — I'conia Lemon Berry12–16″ × 12–16″

I’Conia Begonia I'conia Portofino Dark Orange — I'conia Portofino Dark Orange12–16″ × 12–16″

I’Conia Begonia I'conia Portofino Yellow — I'conia Portofino Yellow12–16″ × 12–16″

The other begonias we grow

They share a name but they are not the same plant — light needs and size differ:

Boliviensis Begonia Tuberous Begonia Wax Begonia Rieger Begonia Foliage Begonia

I’Conia Begonia

The 6 I’Conia Begonia varieties we grow

The other begonias we grow

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