I am looking for cane type begonias. I have an angel wing with pretty blooms that are between a salmon and orange color. I also have a fuzzy leaf begonia with star shaped leaves.

No, I live in Georgia. Still warm here. I am also looking for Rex Begonia, and any Elephant ears. I do have heat packs, I could send you one....

I have killed many a begonia over the years but after a while you kind of learn to do what needs to be done to have some success. If it was easy then we'd never learn anything and probably get bored. A few other begonias (not canes) mid October before bringing indoors for winter Judy Cook Blue Wings Fire Storm Janet Brown Jealous Zebra (striped leaves) and Kula (bronze and green color) Soli-mutata (center) with Valida on right side several different rexes (Salsa, Pink Diamonds, Hugh McLaughlin, Merry Xmas Curl, Lady Helene Jaros) Purple Snow (jagged edge) with colorful coleus, phutoensis (rounded leaves), and other begonias poking in on the edges. Several begonias - rexes, luxurians, a cane (probably Little Miss Mummey), PHOE's Cleo, Virginia Jens, and letestui) Sinbad in an 18 inch pot with Selph's Mahogany in a 10 inch glazed pot below. These got full sun until 2 PM through the entire summer. Volunteer impatiens in between the flagstone did very well as long as I kept it watered.

We used to buy flats of impatiens every year and one year I just happened to take note of all the little seedlings coming up in one of our beds by the hundreds. We had been cutting those down year after year but this year I decided to let them go to see what they were - they were impatiens. After that discovery we never bought another impatiens except for New Guinea impatiens (wished they would seed willy-nilly like the common bedding ones). A few years back a grower said that the bedding impatiens would soon go extinct due to a mildew that attacked this type of impatiens and there was no cure or strong enough preventative. Growers were moving on to some other plants to replace the popular impatiens. Four different N.G. impatiens this year. Full sun but do not let them dry out - they will wilt terribly.