• Begonia Little Brother Montgomery - Dibleys
  • Begonia Little Brother Montgomery - Dibleys
  • Begonia Little Brother Montgomery - Dibleys
  • Begonia Little Brother Montgomery - Dibleys
  • Begonia Little Brother Montgomery - Dibleys
1 5

dibleys

Begonia Little Brother Montgomery

Begonia Little Brother Montgomery

£ 3.52 GBP
£ 4.40 GBP £ 3.52 GBP
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.
A tall growing variety. Leaves maple shaped (up to 25cm). Dark veins and edges covered in silver spots which merge together in the leaf margins. The young leaves have a pink tinge. This variety has been very popular on the nursery.
Genus - Begonia
Group - Cane
Mature size - Height 150cm, width 35cm
Position - Bright, moderate sunshine
Type - Tender perennial
Flowering - May to November
Flower colour - Pink
Leaf size - medium
Leaf colour - Green/silver
Delivery size  - 1 x Ø4cm Jumbo plug
Plant habit - Stemmed, tall
Delivery from 1st March to 31st October
View full details
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
My kitchen floor!
Saintpaulia Little Bo Peep
New purchase, gorgeous
Targa
S. Falling Stars
Targa alongside Dwynwen
customer photo of Dibleys
Beautiful streptacarpus, Fromm Dibleys of course
customer photo of Dibleys
Streptocarpus
My beautiful falling star
18.9.2022
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
customer photo of Dibleys
Very floriferous this year
Streptocarpus 2021
All my Streptocarpus has been living outside July and most of august, now they live in a north/weat-window. Ida/Denmark
All my Streptocarpus has been living outside in July and most of august, now they live in a north/west window. Ida/ Denmark
Brautiful deep red grow
Cariad
Festival of Wales
One table full
Lynne's Falling Stars: I’ve had in the house for over a year. It sits on a North-East windowsill and is growing in a 17cm diameter pot which I think suits this variety.
New to me this year
Each morning they make my day.
Frosty Diamond. Arrived as plug plant in Spring. So much growth, so many flowers so quickly!. Located on NE facing bathroom window ledge.
Myfanwy, Frosty Diamond and unknown white one, inherited from a friend. All normally grown on NE facing bathroom window ledge, where they seem to love it.
Roulette Cherry
So many
No idea because I grew from seed
My lovely collection!
Zoe
Another favourite
A favourite
2 Targa and a 30 year old inherited plant. I’d love to know its name!
S. cooperi corner
A kitchen with a difference
Lemon Sorbet and Isla
A small selection
My streptocarpus have been wonderfully floriferous this year.
Offspring of the streptocarpus that sparked my interest, bought over 20 years ago.
Targa
Streptocarpus display
Lots of blooms. Lovely!
Beautiful!
Rob's Jitterbug second bloom, by Linda
Love Spots
Rob's Jitterbug second bloom
Lemon Sorbet
Fabulous little violet!
Anthoflores Edith by Linda
Anthoflores Edith by Linda
Buffalo Hunt by Linda
Buffalo Hunt by Linda
Streptocarpus
'Constant Nymph' purchased 2018
'Tanya', which I've had since 2015
Achimentanthes 'Inferno' bought in 2018.
Achimenes 'Apricot Glow' bought in 2018
Sphinx
Sphinx
A beautiful plant. Nice and compact with lots of flowers throughout the season. Very reliable.
Emerald Giant , has grown to this size From a 4 cm plug in 3 months. Each leaf a little bigger than the one before. The newest large Leaf is 28cm long.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Ask a Question

  • I have a begonia Little Brother. I tried to pinch out growing shoots to produce a compact plant. The leaves have died and I am left with the base of the plant with some pink shoots. What should I do to encourage it to recover? Thank you. Will send photos with an email.

    When you pinch out plants only remove the little bud at the top of the stem.