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Now that the flowers are getting leggy and the garden looks worn and tired, I'm looking at some of the leaves. The begonias are amazing.

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Posts: 2555 | Location: Ohio | Registered: Feb 25, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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The coleus are huge and are looking good next to the wilted impatiens.

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More coleus.

 
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Finally an interesting turtlehead.

 
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beautiful


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Posts: 3809 | Location: springfield Illinois land of lincoln | Registered: May 26, 2003Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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beautiful leaves, colors and patterns. your pics show its possible to have a gorgeous bed of just leaves and no flowers.
 
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Lovely!


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Very pretty. tfs.
 
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oh my gosh Paws.........I too love leaf patterns......coleus, begonias and caladiums are 3 favorites. Love yours, that begonia pattern is simply amazing. Thank you.

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Oh pretty! Will you save those by bringing some inside ? How about this? These have grown into quite the display on my front porch also!>


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That begonia is really amazing! I'm appreciating foliage and using it more than I used to.


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I will save the begonias but I've never had luck with the coleus. If I take cuttings, they seem to rot when I try to get some roots on them in water. The caladium leaves are very pretty. Lots of good color and a great pattern.
 
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