Strawberry Begonia Variegated

Saxifraga stolonifera Variegata, aka Variegated Strawberry Begonia, Strawberry Geranium, or Creeping Saxifrage

Strawberry Begonia Variegated Plant Features

Saxifraga stolonifera Variegata, aka Variegated Strawberry Begonia, Strawberry Geranium, or Creeping Saxifrage, is neither a Begonia nor a Geranium, but rather a part of the Saxifrage family. Featured pink edges, the bluish-green, veined, fuzzy leaves have a mounding habit and the plant sends out "stolen" or "runners" just like a strawberry plant. New babies develop on the ends of these runners.

Strawberry Begonia Variegated Growing Instructions

Begonias prefer a rich, slightly moist soil. Although some will survive in full sun, most prefer a more shaded location that gets a little sunlight each day. To keep begonias in top form, feed every 10 days during the summer with a dilute solution of liquid fertilizer.

In the fall, most begonias can be brought indoors as a houseplant over the winter. Cut the plants back and place them in a bright window away from direct sunlight.

Note: Begonia is not intended for human or animal consumption.

Strawberry Begonia Variegated Special Care

	Light Outside: Shade		Colors Orange, Pink, Red, White
	Water Medium water needs		Special Features Attracts butterflies Attracts hummingbirds Colorful foliage Super-easy to grow

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