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Cultivar

B. ‘Rosaeflora’

Photos

5 photos

Identity

Genus
Begonia
Name
B. ‘Rosaeflora’
Date of Origin
1867
Country
Peru
Region
America
Plant Type
Tuberous
Publication Reference
The Begonian, Aug 1972;
Article References
Belgique Horticole, t. 18 (1868);
Photo References
The Begonian, Aug 1972;

Plant

Description
Belgique Horticole, t. 18 (1868) B. rosaeflora: Same homeland and same origin as B. boliviensis which it looks like a lot. It cannot be said whether it is of the same kind. Be that as it may, it differs from B. Veitchi in its petioles, and its peduncles are stronger and red, in its rounded leaves, in its hairy shaft, and in its flowers, which are obviously pink in color. Similar to B. Veitchi, and will no doubt be able to cultivate the same in the open ground.

Lineage

10 descendants

Parents

No parentage recorded.

Descendants

10 recorded children

As female parent

2

B. ‘Carminata’

Male parent: B. pearcei

B. ‘Rosa Superba’

Male parent: B. unidentified cv.

As male parent

8

B. ‘Aurelia’

Female parent: B. cinnabarina

B. ‘Cinnabarina rosea’

Female parent: B. pearcei

B. ‘Corail’

Female parent: B. veitchii

B. ‘Corsair’

Female parent: B. cinnabarina

B. ‘Modiola’

Female parent: B. cinnabarina

B. ‘Rubis’

Female parent: B. ‘Sedenii’

B. ‘Rubris’

Female parent: B. ‘Sedenii’

B. ‘Sedenii’

Female parent: B. boliviensis var. boliviensis

Culture

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