This begonia is growing in the house (inside). We can place them outside only in the warmer months. I know that there are many hybrid begonias. But I was hoping someone could help me accurately to call a hybrid. Unfortunately, in the Internet, a lot of photos of begonias are signed not correctly. Has Begonia 'Snowcapped' thin, delicate leaves ? Leaves of this begonia are thinner than, for example, leaves of Begonia 'Corallina de Lucerna'.

Yes I agree with you all. Extra fans is nice or bonus plants are nice too. It all depends on what you prefer. With this order I didn't get any extra fans or bonus plants and there was one where I only got one fan and another where the two fans I got were super small but I was still happy. In time they will clump up, it will just take a little longer. I got these daylilies for a great price so it was still worth it. With my first order I received two bonus plants plus extra fans on many of the plants which was very kind of them. Jason P.S. Thanks to all for letting me know how some of these daylilies do in your garden. Hopefully I will have luck with all of them.....

I just take the cuttings, strip the lower foliage and any buds. I also cut any of the remaining larger leaves in half. I put them in soil (lightly moistened) so at least one leaf node is buried and put the container in a baggie. You might have to keep the baggie open much of the time so that too much condensation doesn't build up. Place them somewhere warm and out of direct sun. They root in 1 to 2 months. I've done this with and without rooting powder with the same results. I thought I'd posted this yesterday but don't see anything now. Weird.

Thank You, I do provide winter protection by placing a fence around each and putting fall leaves from a maple tree in and around the plants, I then place a piece of ply wood on top of the fence and cover the whole thing with a tarp. Plants are snug as a bug all winter. I could not post two pictures within the same post for some reason, so I had to make a new post for the second picture,