Hula White Begonia

Hula™ White is an interspecific begonia selected for a spreading, highly branched habit and abundant white flowers. Its broad spread and trailing stems make it useful for hanging baskets, mixed containers, and massed landscape beds where flowers can fill space above and around the plant. ## Cultivar and size The [PanAmerican Seed product profile](https://www.panamseed.com/Products/009207300005863/spreading-begonia-hula-white/) identifies the exact Hula White selection as Begonia interspecific, code PAS1350207. It lists a height of 6–10 inches and width of 20–27 inches, with shade-to-sun exposure and flowering across spring, summer, and autumn. The breeder describes Hula as daylength neutral, early flowering, highly branched, spreading, and trailing. Use the documented spread to plan its spacing, and let the trailing stems soften container edges. ## Siting Use the published size range when allowing room for a spreading plant. PanAmerican Seed describes Hula as suitable for landscape beds, hanging baskets, and mixed containers. Its exposure range is broad; in hotter settings, provide afternoon shade and check moisture often. The breeder lists both sun and shade; choose the exposure that best suits the local site and allow its 20–27 inch spread to develop fully. ## Maintenance Water as needed to keep the root zone from drying during active growth, while using a free-draining mix or soil. Remove damaged growth and trim stems only if they exceed the intended container or bed edge. Where frost occurs, protect it before cold spells or grow it as a seasonal bedding and container plant.