Begonia varieties are divided into four main groups.

 Begonia varieties are divided into four main groups: ornamental foliage (prized for their leaf color), tuberous (with large rose-like flowers), shrub (ever-blooming), and trailing (hanging). Below are the most popular and spectacular varieties for growing indoors and in the garden. Ornamental Foliage Begonias: These hybrids are grown for their incredible patterns, textures, and metallic iridescence on their leaves. They typically bloom modestly. Gryphon: A large variety with deeply dissected dark green leaves adorned with a silvery pattern. 

Begonia varieties
are divided into
four main groups.

 Very hardy. Black Prince: An exotic variety with velvety, almost black, pointed leaves. Masoniana: The famous "Iron Cross" begonia. The textured light green leaf is decorated with a dark brown pattern resembling a cross in the center. Escargot: The leaves are twisted at the base into a spiral, reminiscent of a snail shell. They have a silvery-green spiral pattern.

 Bush and Everblooming Begonias: The most low-maintenance varieties that bloom tirelessly year-round indoors or from spring until frost in outdoor flowerbeds. Bada Bing: A popular series of compact bushes with green leaves and an abundance of small flowers (white, pink, lavender). Elatior Borias: A lush indoor shrub covered in multi-tiered, soft pink flowers edged in white. Maculata: A tropical bush begonia. Its long, dark green leaves are dotted with contrasting silver flecks, while the reverse side is a vibrant burgundy.

 Trailing Begonias: An ideal choice for hanging pots, balcony boxes, and vertical gardening. Their stems droop gracefully. Illumination: Long, flexible stems form a flowering waterfall. The most striking varieties are Lemon (lemon yellow) and Apricot (warm apricot). Chanson: A popular series with small but numerous double flowers in white, yellow, pink, or deep red.

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