Begonia Fimbriata 'White'

Common name Begonia
Latin name Begonia × tuberhybrida Fimbriata ‘White’
Quantity per bag 1 tuber
Fimbriata ‘White’ begonia produces large double flowers with delicately fringed pure white petals above textured green foliage. Its elegant blooms create a refined summer display.

It produces abundant blooms that bring light and refinement to patios, balconies, and shaded gardens. The fringed texture of its petals sets it apart from other begonias.

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White Fimbriata Begonia (Begonia × tuberhybrida Fimbriata ‘White’) stands out with its large, double pure white flowers, whose finely fringed petals create a light, airy, and refined appearance. From June to October, its abundant blooms renew themselves continuously, brightening shaded areas with exceptional elegance. Its textured green foliage provides a delicate contrast that beautifully highlights the whiteness of the flowers. Reaching approximately 30 cm in height, this tuberous begonia is equally well suited to containers and borders. Perennial in Zone 10, it must be overwintered in a frost-free location under Quebec conditions.

Plant the tuber in spring after all danger of frost has passed, approximately 2 to 3 cm deep, with the hollow side facing upward. Place it in partial sun or partial shade in a rich, light, fertile, perfectly drained growing medium with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Keep the soil evenly moist without allowing it to become waterlogged, and apply a balanced liquid fertilizer every two weeks during active growth. Remove faded flowers regularly to encourage the formation of new buds. Before the first frost, lift the tuber, allow it to dry, and store it in a cool, dry, frost-free location.

Ideal for shaded flower beds, borders, window boxes, and large containers, this begonia creates bright, elegant displays. It pairs beautifully with impatiens, fuchsias, lobelias, bacopas, and coral bells, which highlight the fringed texture of its petals. The flowers may attract some pollinators but are valued primarily for their outstanding ornamental appeal. They are also suitable for fresh bouquets, where their delicate form adds volume, brightness, and refinement. This variety is not intended for consumption.