Begonia grandis Herons Pirouette Green Roofs creamy edge that emerges gold

creamy edge that emerges gold in early spring

Each large 4'+ clump has the same vase-shaped habit of H

We prefer to cut the stalks to the ground in early winter to prevent reseeding

some of which are the parents of the garden hybrids

Sanguinaria canadensis requires almost no maintenance

Begonia grandis Herons Pirouette Green Roofs creamy edge that emerges goldThis Heronswood introduction of the durable Begonia grandis was made from wild collected seed from Dan Hinkley's 1997 expedition to Japan. While the triangular green foliage on the vigorous 3' tall x 4' wide clump is similar to the species, the huge and excessively large flower clusters of deep pink make this a unique selection. For us, Begonia 'Heron's Pirouette' begins flowering in June and continues non stop until fall. As with the species, Begonia