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I bought a wonderful selection from you last year, took them up in the autumn, dried them in a dry dark place and I now see that they are producing pale pink shoots.
I have 2 questions:
1. Should I now put them into compost and keep them in the garage for the moment, and when can they be planted in the ground or what?
2. I bought a mixture of climbing and ordinary ones but unfortunately I did not mark which is which – is there any way to distinguish now?
Thanks in advance
- Yes you can plant up your begonias now just keep them frost free before moving them outside.
- Unfortunately, there is no way to distinguish between the corms now I’m afraid. All the Begonia corms will look very alike.
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