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Ideal growing temperatures for Begonias grown indoors are 65Â° to 70Â° F. during the day and 50Â° to 65Â° at night. As is the case with any house plants, always avoid hot and cold drafts! Begonias should be grown in partial sun or light shade and planted in a sandy soil mix that contains added peat moss and compost.
Check out the slideshow below to learn more about tuberous begonias and see some of the many colors and styles that are available for your yard and garden. Double Begonias are bushy, compact plants with big, rose-like flowers. They have an upright growth habit that works well in both containers and garden beds. The combination of attractive foliage and showy flowers makes double begonias a very popular choice for shady gardens. The flowers of Fimriata begonias have frilly petals and may remind you of carnations. The sturdy, upright plants are excellent for mass plantings in garden beds and borders. Fimriata begonias are also good container plants, on their own or combined with your favorite shade-loving annuals.