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Hey there, gardening enthusiasts! Have you ever wondered if a wax begonia falls into the herbaceous category? Let's dig a little deeper into this together!
Jermaine Burke
Oh, absolutely! Wax begonias are herbaceous, which simply means they have lovely soft, non-woody stems that die back to the ground at the end of the growing season.
Jermaine Burke
When I searched for this lovely plant online, lots of sites said it's a kind of herbaceous plant. So I'm pretty confident that this one is, too!
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Tuberous begonias are among the most popular begonia varieties in the genus. They are well suited for potting, grow only about 12 inches tall, and produce beautiful flowers. They are easy to care for, but pay attention to the moisture they receive. Be aware, however, that these plants are considered hazardous to pets.
Angel Wing Begonia
Begonia brevirimosa
Tuberous begonia
