
Unlike flashier rex begonias, 'River Nile' charms with understated elegance: green, ruffled leaves with a deep bronze edge. Its refined texture and quiet coloration make it a sophisticated mixer in shaded containers and borders.
Compact, rhizomatous perennial 15–30 cm tall and wide. Leaves are green, deeply ruffled, with a distinct bronze margin. Not flashy, but texturally rich. Grown for foliage.
| Genus: | Begonia |
| Cultivar: | 'River Nile' |
Avoid soggy conditions. Do not fertilize heavily. Remove dead leaves promptly.
Stem cuttings root in ~3 weeks under favorable conditions.
Mildew, botrytis, mealybugs.
Containers, shaded borders, houseplants. Subtle elegance for refined combinations.
| Height: | 15–30 cm |
| Spread: | 15–30 cm |
| Style: | Woodland Garden |
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