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Notes: These form pseudobulbs above the surface
Many Begonias are hardy but emerge so late in the season that it is hardy worth it
They seem to do best with morning sun and dappled afternoon sun and evenly moist soil
New growth is red to bronze fading to green when mature
Companion plants: Asarum
Boykinia major AH 1129 (Mountain Boykinia) Spring Blooming Notes: These form pseudobulbs aboveFamily: Saxifragaceae Zone: 7 9 Natural Range: Pacific Northwest Soil: Average to moist, humus rich Light: Part sun Height: 12" to 36" Bloom Time: May to July Attributes: Deciduous. Leaves with petioles up to 12" tall. Toothed leaves to 8" across. Many white flowers on tall, dense spikes. Short spreading rhizomes. Subtle earthy sweet fragrance. Notes: Grows in shady forests and wet mountain meadows often with Lilium pardalinum, Aconitum occidentale,
