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BabyWing® White Bronze Leaf Begonia

Begonia interspecific BabyWing® White Bronze Leaf PAS842638

Plant Type
Annuals
Width
10-12 In.
Height
12-15 In.
Sun requirements
Full Sun, Part Shade
Water requirements
Moderate
Plant developer
Ball

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About BabyWing® White Bronze Leaf Begonia

BabyWing® White Bronze Leaf combines bright white flowers with bronze foliage in the compact, upright BabyWing form. The contrast between pale blooms and darker leaves suits annual beds, borders and containers, where the plant provides color from spring into fall. The breeder identifies it as the White Bronze Leaf form, code PAS842638, and lists it among the heat-tolerant BabyWing selections. ## Placement and growing conditions Grow it in a warm-season bed or container with freely draining soil. It can take sun or shade, but the LSU AgCenter's Hammond trial recommends morning sun and afternoon shade in hot weather. The extension trial for this exact selection reports 12–15 inches high by 10–12 inches wide, a mounded/upright shape, moderate water use and low maintenance. The [PanAmerican Seed product page](https://www.panamseed.com/Products/009203824005875/begonia-babywing-white-bronze-leaf/) confirms the exact breeder code and the series' shade/sun exposure and spring-through-autumn flowering. Its [catalogue profile](https://catalog.panamseed.com/view/445948364/29/) groups White Bronze Leaf in the BabyWing interspecific begonia series. ## Seasonal care Water regularly during establishment and whenever the root zone begins to dry in hot conditions. Avoid standing water: begonias can develop root or crown rot in saturated soil. In frosty climates, use as a warm-season annual and replace plants after cold weather. ## Maintenance Remove damaged leaves and trim late-season growth if it loses its shape. Deadheading is not needed for continuous flowering.