How Large Does a Begonia Grow
Begonia Plants Are Typically Under 1 Foot Tall, with Loads of Colorful Flowers up to 4 Inches Wide. Begonias Are Generally Hardy in Zones 9 & 10, and in Colder...
Begonia plants are typically under 1 foot tall, with loads of colorful flowers up to 4 inches wide. Begonias are generally hardy in zones 9 & 10, and in colder zones (2 – 8), they can be grown as annuals and overwintered indoors to grow year after year.
How big will a begonia plant grow?
They grow 12 to 18 inches tall and wide and thrive in part shade to full shade locations. They’ll bloom from early summer until frost with clusters of slightly fragrant, light pink flowers, and they have large heart-shaped medium green leaves.
Do begonias come back each year?
Are begonias a perennial plant or an annual flower? There are no perennial begonias. There are forms that make great houseplants and will grow year-round indoors, but outdoors the plants are all unable to tolerate frost.
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