Cultivar

B. ‘Princess Masako’

Photos

3 photos

Identity

Genus: Begonia
Name: B. ‘Princess Masako’
Originator: Kagoen
Date of Origin: 1994
Place: Japan
Country: Japan
Region: Asia
Plant Type: Cane-like
Female Parent: B. ‘The Standard’
Male Parent: B. ‘Princess Diana’
Publication Reference: JBS2

Plant

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Lineage

Parents

Female parent

B. ‘The Standard’

Male parent

B. ‘Princess Diana’

Ancestry tree

B. ‘Princess Masako’

Female parent

B. ‘The Standard’

B. ‘Standarl’ “The Begonia”; B.’Standard’; Determining the correct name of this cultivar has been difficult so we’ve gone with B. ‘The Standard’ and treat the other two names as synonyms. Claude Barrère informs: The name in Japanese スタンダール means 'The plant of Stendhal', the French author of the romance 'The red and the black' and it refers to the color of the blooms and the leaves.

Male parent

B. ‘Princess Diana’

Female parent

B. ‘Laura Engelbert’

Female parent

B. dichroa

Male parent

B. ‘Elaine’

Unresolved

Male parent

B. ‘Honeysuckle’

B. ‘Honey Suckle’

Female parent

B. ‘dichroa seedling’

Descendants

No recorded descendants.

Culture

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