Support for Branches of the American Begonia Society Branches are instrumental for keeping the society vital, and active. They are groups of Begonia lovers that generally live in one area, can share their passion for begonias as well as combine efforts to share new...
Xing-Chen Li (Jasmine Lee) next to Begonia grandis Dryland, is a Master’s Degree candidate at the College of Forestry, Guizhou University, Guizhou, China. She was awarded a Student Convention Grant. She sent in a pre-recorded mp4, slide show presentation,...
The American Begonia Society is excited to host its first virtual education program of 2023, “How to Keep Your Begonias Pest Free”, by Glenn Dickerson, on Saturday, January 28. The program is open to the general public, and as a member of ABS, we hope that you are...
Maintaining a healthy Begonia collection requires regular pruning to keep plants healthy and looking their best. When to prune: In northern climates most people prune in fall when they bring their plants indoors, but mostly this is a space saving decision and is not...
ABS is excited to host its first virtual education program of the new year, “Begonia Basics: Lessons from a Begonia Boss”, by Al Palacio, on Saturday, February 12. Registration is required to attend. Al’s program is a great introduction and guide to the world of...
Begonia show at inauguration of the Begonia Committee, Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden. Begonia organizations exist around the world, formally and informally. Under the direction of the China Wild Plant Conservation Association (CWPCA), a new Begonia organization,...
