Cane/Cane Like Begonias

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A tall growing variety, the leaves are silver pink with olive green veins. Pink flowers in clusters.

The foliage is cut up into serrated leaflets. Pink young foliage becoming silver with age. The veins change from purple to green. It makes a very attractive plant.
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This is similar in habit to Little Brother Montgomery, but the leaves are silver with lilac pink shading in the centre and around the edges.

Small green leaves on upright branching stems. The bright red flowers are found in large clusters with an appearance of a fuchsia. Grow in a bright position.

A large leafed variety that forms a compact plant. The leaves are grass green with silver dots. It has a mass of blush pink flowers.

This is one of the most spectacular foliage Begonias. It is comparatively slow growing but is quite reliable. The leaves are an elongated oval, dark green in colour with the central veins being a striking yellow with a bright green border. The undersides of the leaves are red. The flowers are white and covered in red hairs. AGM.

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. AGM.
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Narrow bat shaped olive green leaves with well spaced splashes of silver polka dots. Large clsuters of white flowers. A very beautiful plant. AGM.

This is a tall plant growing to 150cm in height, the young leaves start out red then gradually change to green. The large clusters of flowers are a lovely creamy white. Very easy to grow. AGM.

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One of the most rewarding begonias to grow. Originating in Malaysia this bushy variety has bronze/green serrated leaves with pink spots.

An upright plant with small dainty green leaves freely marked with silver, having a continual supply of white flowers.

Large green leaf with masses of silver white spots. Makes a nice shaped plant with deep rose pink flowers. Considered by many to be the best of the stemmed varieties. AGM.

This is best grown as a hanging plant, and is a quick grower. The leaves are heart shaped and bright green. In the spring it has a cascade of flowers which are white with a central red dot, and are highly scented. AGM.

A free flowering variety with white and rose pink flowers. The plant is compact, growing to a height of 30cms and branches freely. The stems are covered in small leaves. A very beautiful plant.