Definition of begonia in English:

begonia

noun bɪˈɡəʊnɪəbəˈɡoʊnjə

A herbaceous plant of warm climates, the flowers of which have brightly coloured sepals but no petals. Numerous cultivars are grown for their flowers or striking foliage.
Genus Begonia, family Begoniaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- You can grow thousands of begonias from one small packet of seed.
- Large flowered begonias look best with fewer, larger flowers.
- Part of my garden consists of a patio on which I have many pots housing a selection of Japanese acers, begonias, marigolds and nasturtiums.
- Rotate showy plants, such as orchids, begonias, and bromeliads, into your garden for color all year.
- I feel very mature and responsible for not actually spending all that money and staying at home and planting begonias and drinking lemonade on the lawn instead.
- A diverse group of plants characterised by bright, multi-coloured flowers and leaves, begonias are plants which are found mainly in India's North-Eastern region.
- Together with gladioli, lilies and begonias, the dahlias are one of the most important and popular summer-flowering bulbs.
- Are you supposed to pull up begonias in the winter?
- To get earlier blooms, start begonias growing indoors about six weeks before your planting-out date, the date in your area when the threat of night frosts is past.
- Summer-flowering bulbs such as dahlias, begonias and anemones bring variety, texture, unique color and long flowering times to summer gardens.
- In summer months, bright annuals such as impatiens, begonia, and coleus make attractive companion plants.
- Many people choose to plant begonias indoors in pots six weeks prior to their outside planting date to get blooms that much earlier in the summer.
- The plants I am going to use include begonias, impatiens and verbenas, which should produce solid mounds and balls of colour.
- Other plants that can be easily brought inside to over winter include coleus, geraniums, basil and begonias.
- Summer annuals such as petunias, impatiens and begonias need warmer temperatures to thrive.
- Brightly coloured violas and begonias peek from every possible spot of dirt.
- The Display House has fine begonias in summer and orchids and cyclamens during autumn and winter.
- My yard always looked so nice and clean with its daylilies and begonias around each planted pine tree in the front yard.
- Now they are relying on visitors to generously donate money while admiring the beautiful petunias, begonias and busy lizzy flowers.
- Likewise, flower boxes can hang on the deck's railings with azaleas and begonias brightening up that stark wood deck.

Origin

Mid 18th century: modern Latin, named in honour of the French administrator and amateur botanist Michel Bégon (1638–1710) by the botanist Charles Plumier (1646–1704), who discovered the plant on the island of Santo Domingo.

Rhymes

Amazonia, ammonia, Antonia, Babylonia, bonier, Catalonia, catatonia, Cephalonia, Estonia, Ionia, Laconia, Livonia, Macedonia, mahonia, Patagonia, pneumonia, pogonia, Rondônia, sinfonia, Snowdonia, valonia, zirconia

Definition of begonia in US English:

begonia

nounbəˈɡoʊnjəbəˈɡōnyə

A herbaceous plant of warm climates, the flowers of which have brightly colored sepals but no petals. Numerous cultivars are grown for their flowers or striking foliage.
Genus Begonia, family Begoniaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Now they are relying on visitors to generously donate money while admiring the beautiful petunias, begonias and busy lizzy flowers.
- Together with gladioli, lilies and begonias, the dahlias are one of the most important and popular summer-flowering bulbs.
- Other plants that can be easily brought inside to over winter include coleus, geraniums, basil and begonias.
- Summer annuals such as petunias, impatiens and begonias need warmer temperatures to thrive.
- Part of my garden consists of a patio on which I have many pots housing a selection of Japanese acers, begonias, marigolds and nasturtiums.
- Summer-flowering bulbs such as dahlias, begonias and anemones bring variety, texture, unique color and long flowering times to summer gardens.
- My yard always looked so nice and clean with its daylilies and begonias around each planted pine tree in the front yard.
- Brightly coloured violas and begonias peek from every possible spot of dirt.
- To get earlier blooms, start begonias growing indoors about six weeks before your planting-out date, the date in your area when the threat of night frosts is past.
- Rotate showy plants, such as orchids, begonias, and bromeliads, into your garden for color all year.
- Many people choose to plant begonias indoors in pots six weeks prior to their outside planting date to get blooms that much earlier in the summer.
- In summer months, bright annuals such as impatiens, begonia, and coleus make attractive companion plants.
- Likewise, flower boxes can hang on the deck's railings with azaleas and begonias brightening up that stark wood deck.
- You can grow thousands of begonias from one small packet of seed.
- Large flowered begonias look best with fewer, larger flowers.
- The plants I am going to use include begonias, impatiens and verbenas, which should produce solid mounds and balls of colour.
- A diverse group of plants characterised by bright, multi-coloured flowers and leaves, begonias are plants which are found mainly in India's North-Eastern region.
- I feel very mature and responsible for not actually spending all that money and staying at home and planting begonias and drinking lemonade on the lawn instead.
- The Display House has fine begonias in summer and orchids and cyclamens during autumn and winter.
- Are you supposed to pull up begonias in the winter?

Origin

Mid 18th century: modern Latin, named in honor of the French administrator and amateur botanist Michel Bégon (1638–1710) by the botanist Charles Plumier (1646–1704), who discovered the plant on the island of Santo Domingo.

单词	begonia
释义	Definition of begonia in English: begonia noun bɪˈɡəʊnɪəbəˈɡoʊnjə A herbaceous plant of warm climates, the flowers of which have brightly coloured sepals but no petals. Numerous cultivars are grown for their flowers or striking foliage. Genus Begonia, family Begoniaceae Example sentencesExamples You can grow thousands of begonias from one small packet of seed. Large flowered begonias look best with fewer, larger flowers. Part of my garden consists of a patio on which I have many pots housing a selection of Japanese acers, begonias, marigolds and nasturtiums. Rotate showy plants, such as orchids, begonias, and bromeliads, into your garden for color all year. I feel very mature and responsible for not actually spending all that money and staying at home and planting begonias and drinking lemonade on the lawn instead. A diverse group of plants characterised by bright, multi-coloured flowers and leaves, begonias are plants which are found mainly in India's North-Eastern region. Together with gladioli, lilies and begonias, the dahlias are one of the most important and popular summer-flowering bulbs. Are you supposed to pull up begonias in the winter? To get earlier blooms, start begonias growing indoors about six weeks before your planting-out date, the date in your area when the threat of night frosts is past. Summer-flowering bulbs such as dahlias, begonias and anemones bring variety, texture, unique color and long flowering times to summer gardens. In summer months, bright annuals such as impatiens, begonia, and coleus make attractive companion plants. Many people choose to plant begonias indoors in pots six weeks prior to their outside planting date to get blooms that much earlier in the summer. The plants I am going to use include begonias, impatiens and verbenas, which should produce solid mounds and balls of colour. Other plants that can be easily brought inside to over winter include coleus, geraniums, basil and begonias. Summer annuals such as petunias, impatiens and begonias need warmer temperatures to thrive. Brightly coloured violas and begonias peek from every possible spot of dirt. The Display House has fine begonias in summer and orchids and cyclamens during autumn and winter. My yard always looked so nice and clean with its daylilies and begonias around each planted pine tree in the front yard. Now they are relying on visitors to generously donate money while admiring the beautiful petunias, begonias and busy lizzy flowers. Likewise, flower boxes can hang on the deck's railings with azaleas and begonias brightening up that stark wood deck. Origin Mid 18th century: modern Latin, named in honour of the French administrator and amateur botanist Michel Bégon (1638–1710) by the botanist Charles Plumier (1646–1704), who discovered the plant on the island of Santo Domingo. Rhymes Amazonia, ammonia, Antonia, Babylonia, bonier, Catalonia, catatonia, Cephalonia, Estonia, Ionia, Laconia, Livonia, Macedonia, mahonia, Patagonia, pneumonia, pogonia, Rondônia, sinfonia, Snowdonia, valonia, zirconia Definition of begonia in US English: begonia nounbəˈɡoʊnjəbəˈɡōnyə A herbaceous plant of warm climates, the flowers of which have brightly colored sepals but no petals. Numerous cultivars are grown for their flowers or striking foliage. Genus Begonia, family Begoniaceae Example sentencesExamples Now they are relying on visitors to generously donate money while admiring the beautiful petunias, begonias and busy lizzy flowers. Together with gladioli, lilies and begonias, the dahlias are one of the most important and popular summer-flowering bulbs. Other plants that can be easily brought inside to over winter include coleus, geraniums, basil and begonias. Summer annuals such as petunias, impatiens and begonias need warmer temperatures to thrive. Part of my garden consists of a patio on which I have many pots housing a selection of Japanese acers, begonias, marigolds and nasturtiums. Summer-flowering bulbs such as dahlias, begonias and anemones bring variety, texture, unique color and long flowering times to summer gardens. My yard always looked so nice and clean with its daylilies and begonias around each planted pine tree in the front yard. Brightly coloured violas and begonias peek from every possible spot of dirt. To get earlier blooms, start begonias growing indoors about six weeks before your planting-out date, the date in your area when the threat of night frosts is past. Rotate showy plants, such as orchids, begonias, and bromeliads, into your garden for color all year. Many people choose to plant begonias indoors in pots six weeks prior to their outside planting date to get blooms that much earlier in the summer. In summer months, bright annuals such as impatiens, begonia, and coleus make attractive companion plants. Likewise, flower boxes can hang on the deck's railings with azaleas and begonias brightening up that stark wood deck. You can grow thousands of begonias from one small packet of seed. Large flowered begonias look best with fewer, larger flowers. The plants I am going to use include begonias, impatiens and verbenas, which should produce solid mounds and balls of colour. A diverse group of plants characterised by bright, multi-coloured flowers and leaves, begonias are plants which are found mainly in India's North-Eastern region. I feel very mature and responsible for not actually spending all that money and staying at home and planting begonias and drinking lemonade on the lawn instead. The Display House has fine begonias in summer and orchids and cyclamens during autumn and winter. Are you supposed to pull up begonias in the winter? Origin Mid 18th century: modern Latin, named in honor of the French administrator and amateur botanist Michel Bégon (1638–1710) by the botanist Charles Plumier (1646–1704), who discovered the plant on the island of Santo Domingo.
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