B. ‘Stallion’
No. 520 - Begonia (B. bowerae X B. 'Eppley') 'Stallion' Originated by Wallace Wagner (address above) in May 1972, first bloomed in December 1972; and first distributed November 1975, this rhizomatous plant has pink flowers, with dark-pink dots, which bloom in winter. The green leaves are marked black along edge of veins -and have broadly uneven heart shape, 2% x 1%,". The margins are double toothed, hairy; medium texture; nerves 9; petioles are flesh-colored, red-spotted, thinly-hairy; stipules are triangular. Registered October 21, 1975.
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- Classification: Cultivar
- Plant Type: Rhizomatous
- Origin: America, USA
- Originator: Wallace W. Wagner
- Date of Origin: 1972
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