What an unusual flower! I was told the flower of this cactus attracted flies! The flower also sticks! Smells like something died. But if you can tolerate the smell it is a gorgeous flower! As you can see in this picture the flies love it!
Episcia Karlyn is one of the old heirloom varities. It blooms orange/peach flowers with a yellow throat. The leaves are a brown/bronze color with light cream veins. I purchased this one in the late 70’s.
Below is a small starter plant of episcia Karlyn growing in a solo cup
The name of this episcia is Jim’s Golden Eagle. It has brown/bronze leaves with cream veins. Here is a picture of the Mother plant. I was told it blooms red/orange flowers. It ha sent bloomed for me yet, I am hoping it will bloom this summer. I will post pictures as soon as it blooms.
Below is a starter plant of episcia Jim’s Eagle growing in a solo cup.
Maurice Amy is a mallet type Angel Wing begonia as you can see in the picture it has purple/mauve leaves with lots of purple/mauve spots. I Water this begonia when the soil is almost dry. Bring inside in the winter; grow it outside on a patio or under the trees in the spring and summer. I fertilize every time I water and every once in a while I use plain water
Douglas Nisbit is another one of my begonias that I purchased in Dallas at one of the Southwest Begonia get togethers. This begonia has Slim dark olive leaves and blooms clusters of light pink flowers. It is not a very large growing Angel Wing.
Just love the color of the flowers on this Angel Wing Begonia. The flowers are a coral color and the the leaves are medium to large; some leaves are lightly dusted with white spots.
The bright red flowers are just so pretty! I purchased this one in San Antonia at the Southwest
Begonia Scabrida is
The name of this Angel Wing Begonia is Castaway. Begonia Castaway has beautiful medium Dark olive leaves; the back of the leaves are red. This Angel Wing begonia
The name of this Angel Wing Begonia is Jean Pernet. Begonia Jean Pernet has beautiful