Begonia – White – Guide & Ordering

White Begonia. Beautiful in a bouquet, as a gift or when you want to impress without any fuss.

Begonia – White for Every Occasion

White Begonia flowers are a classic and elegant bloom that's perfect when you want to express your feelings in a subtle and beautiful way. White Begonias are renowned for their pure and timeless beauty, and they work wonderfully both as a gift for loved ones and as home décor. One of the major advantages of white Begonia is that the flower is completely fragrance-free, making it perfect for people who are sensitive to strong scents or for environments where you prefer to focus on the visual appeal. White Begonia is toxic to cats and dogs if eaten, so keep it out of reach of pets.

Growing White Begonia at Home

White Begonia thrives best in partial shade, making it an excellent choice if you don't have a sunny windowsill available. This flower requires moderate watering, so you don't need to be an experienced gardener to get it blooming beautifully. White Begonia is an autumn flower, which means it blooms beautifully during the darker season when we need a little extra colour and joy indoors.

Perfect Flower for a Funeral

White Begonia is traditionally a flower chosen for funerals and memorial services. With its calm, white colour, this flower expresses respect, silence and sympathy in a sensitive way. Choosing White Begonia for a funeral occasion shows that you care and wish to honour the memory of the deceased.

Send White Begonia Today

Whether you're looking for a gift for a funeral or simply want to impress someone special without going to too much trouble, White Begonia is an excellent choice. Let White Begonia speak for you – a timeless classic that never goes out of style.

Quick facts – Begonia – White

Colour
white
Latin name
Begonia
Type
potted plant
Flowering
june-october
Light
partial shade
Water
moderate
Height
20-40 cm
Scent
none
Toxic to Pets
yes
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FAQ about Begonia – White

What kind of soil suits begonias best?
Begonias thrive in well-drained, fertile, humus-rich soil that stays evenly moist but not wet. A mix of garden compost and multi-purpose compost works well. Avoid heavy soil where water can stand, as this rots the roots and tubers.
How often should begonias be watered?
Water regularly but moderately, ideally in the morning so the leaves dry before evening. The compost should be evenly moist but never soggy, so let the top centimetre dry between waterings. Avoid watering over the leaves to reduce the risk of mildew.
Do begonias need pruning?
Begonias need no real pruning, but regular deadheading keeps them flowering. Pick off dead or damaged leaves and stems, and pinch back leggy shoots to encourage bushier growth.
Which pests and diseases can affect begonias?
The most common problems are aphids, thrips and powdery mildew, as well as grey mould and stem rot from overwatering. Ensure good air circulation, water at the base and remove affected leaves promptly.
How do I overwinter begonias?
Begonias are not frost-hardy. Tuberous begonias can be lifted after the first light frost, dried and stored in dry compost or sand in a cool, frost-free place, then potted up again in spring. Fibrous and indoor begonias can be kept as houseplants in a bright spot over winter.

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