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Cultivar

B. ‘Bardon Hills’

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Identity

Genus
Begonia
Name
B. ‘Bardon Hills’
Originator
Hazel Burley
Date of Origin
1972
Publication Date
1975
Place
Brisbane, Qld.
Country
Australia
Region
Asia
Plant Type
Rhizomatous
Male Parent
B. ‘Arcola’
ABS No
497
Publication Reference
B76 a077; ABS
Article References
The Begonian (43) March 1976, p. 77-79.
Photo References
Know Your Begonias, Jack Krempin, ®1993 by Jack Krempin, Krempin Books, Queensland Australia

Plant

Description
No. 497 - Begonia (B. ‘Ricinifolia' X B. 'Arcola') 'Bardon Hills' Originated by Hazel Burley, 191 Simpson Rd., Bardon, Brisbane 4065, old Australia, in 1972 and first bloomed and distributed in 1974, the rhizomatous plant has a distinctive leaf and is vigorous and easy to grow. The leaves are almost black with green bleeding off each vein, taking the shape of a maple leaf, 6" x 4"; rough, lightly-spiked margin and slightly-hairy texture; petioles up to 10"; nerves 7; stipules, colorless. Flowers are pink on stems 10-12". Registered August 8, 1975.

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