by Charles Henthorne Over 30 years ago, when I first started to grow begonias, I heard about one of Leslie Woodriff’s hybrids called B. “Pink African Violet”. It was described to me as very similar in appearance to a large leaved African Violet, and...
At the 1994 “Begonias: OK!” Convention, Don Miller exhibited a plant called B. guttata. It was an elegant plant entered in the Tuberous Division. It had a single stem with a few long spotted leaves that ended in curls. Don kindly shared a cutting with me....
