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Cultivar

B. ‘Frances Lyons’

Photos

3 photos

Identity

Genus
Begonia
Name
B. ‘Frances Lyons’
Date of Origin
1973
Place
Siren, Wi.
Country
USA
Region
America
Plant Type
Cane-like
Synonyms and Comments
B. ‘Frances Lyon’
ABS No
379
Publication Reference
ABS; B74 a043;
Article References
The Begonian (40) April 1973, p. 87-89;
Photo References
JBS, Begonias :18. 1980; Begonias, Misono 1974: 53 (73);

Plant

Description
No. 379 - Begonia (B. 'Lenore Olivier x B. dregei) 'Frances Lyons' Wavy, satiny, light-green leaves, with drooping clusters of peach-pink flowers characterize this small, compact cane originated by Belva N. Kusler, address above, in 1961; it first bloomed in 1962, and was first distributed in 1963; name appeared in Jan. 1967, Begonian 34: 10. Leaves are forest-green above, frosty-moss green below, oblique, ovate, cordate, sharp acute, 6½ x 3 in.; margin dentate undulate; texture coriaceous, satiny; veins pinnate evident, oblique to petiole which is ¾", terete glabrous; stipules narrow elliptic caducous. Flowers all 12 months, 11/4 x 11/4", on 6" stem. Registered Sept. 22, 1973.
Plant Height
Low

Lineage

3 descendants

Parents

B. ‘Frances Lyon’

Descendants

3 recorded children

As female parent

0

No children recorded with this plant as the female parent.

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