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Overwintering Cane Begonias (Dragon Wing, Angel Wing)

Cane begonias lack tubers and must be brought indoors before frost. Lift plants, pot them, and place in a sunny window.

If Plants Get Leggy

Take 8-inch cuttings, strip lower leaves, and root in a 1:1 perlite/potting soil mix. They root in about four weeks.

About Gardening
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