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Long-lasting display of colour

Transform your outdoor space with the Begonia 'Majestic Apricot Shades Mix', a dazzling bedding plant prized for its fully double, apricot-toned blooms.

• This begonia variety produces intricate, layered flowers from midsummer through autumn, ensuring your garden, balcony, or patio stays vibrant when many other plants fade.
• The robust growth habit and rich apricot hues make it a favourite for hanging baskets and containers, where its trailing stems create a dramatic cascade of colour.

Plant Benefits & Characteristics

• Flowering Period: Enjoy continuous blooms from July to October.
• Mature Size: Typically reaches up to 25cm (10") in height with a spreading habit ideal for container displays.
• Foliage: Attractive green foliage sets off the vibrant apricot flowers.

Growing Guide

• Light Requirements: Prefers partial shade but will tolerate light sun; avoid full midday exposure to prevent leaf scorch.
• Soil: Grows best in moist, well-drained soil rich in organic matter. Slightly acidic to neutral pH is ideal.
• Watering: Keep soil consistently moist but not waterlogged. Water at the base to avoid leaf spotting.

Planting & Care Tips

• When to Plant: Plant garden-ready begonias outdoors after the risk of frost has passed (typically late spring).
• Feeding: Apply a balanced liquid fertiliser every two weeks during active growth for best results.
• Tidying: Remove faded blooms regularly to encourage new flowers and maintain a tidy display.

Design Ideas & Companion Plants

• Create stunning mixed baskets by pairing with trailing lobelia or fuchsia varieties that share similar shade and moisture needs.
• Add to window boxes or underplant larger shrubs for a burst of summer-to-autumn colour.

FAQs

• Q: When is the best time to plant Begonia 'Majestic Apricot Shades'?
  A: Plant outdoors after the last frost, usually late spring in the UK.
• Q: How much sun do these begonias need?
  A: They thrive in partial shade but can tolerate some morning or late afternoon sun.
• Q: Do I need to deadhead these plants?
  A: Yes, removing spent blooms encourages more flowers and keeps plants looking their best.