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Cultivar

B. ‘Gold Coast’

Photos

5 photos

Identity

Genus
Begonia
Name
B. ‘Gold Coast’
Originator
Phillip Seitner
Date of Origin
1975
Place
Chicago, Il.
Country
USA
Region
America
Plant Type
Rhizomatous
Male Parent
B. staudtii
ABS No
523
Publication Reference
ABS; B78 p102; B76 a251; B95 r129; The Begonian, Oct 1977; The Begonian, Jan 1978;
Article References
The Begonian (43) June 1976, p. 155-169;
Photo References
2002,104; B 76 2009 222; The Begonian, Oct 1977; The Begonian, Jan 1978; The Begonian, Oct 1977;

Plant

Description
No. 523 – Begonia (B. prismatocarpa x B. staudtii var. dispersipilosa) 'Gold Coast' The name of this rhizomatous plant refers to the parents' general origins in Africa. The plant was developed in 1973 and is intermediate in character between prostrate staudtii and creeping-erect prismatocarpa, tending to be erect; leaves are light green. Flowers are yellow. Plant was originated by Philip Seitner, W. Waveland, Chicago, Ill. 60613. Registered December 9, 1975.
Growth Type
Tight cluster of upright branches
Plant Habit
Horizontal
Stem Habit
Well Branched
Internodal Distance
short

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Descendants

No recorded descendants.

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