Try this site to see if you can ID some of the ones in your album. ABS Astro Site You may have to look at species pictures and cultivar pictures and possibly Uxxx species. Click on alphabetical listing at the species or cultivar page, then on any link to see a picture of the begonia. On the Uxxx page, click on links on the left side in 50 increments.

Second one is probably 'Don Miller'. Not sure about the first one.

Hi Russ and All, Russ, you mentioned that it appears my Messaging is not turned on? Houzz has become so flaky and quirky! From what I can see, it's turned on: And here's what I see when I preview my profile - it looks like the Messaging button should be there for you: You also mentioned that your Messaging is turned on, but here's what I see when I look at your profile. Messaging is not available, at least not for me: Regardless of the above, I emailed you Greg Sytch's 2017 email. Hope it is helpful. You may wish to delete your post above containing your email address. Carol

Rockdale, yes I am deep in the addiction, can you say OCD? As my late brother said about Coca-Cola, he isn't addicted to it, just loves it a lot and can't live without it. That was my excuse for begonia collecting. I continue adding to the collection although I have slowed down some as the winter space is running out and I am getting older every year. It is a labor to move them out and in every year. The ABS convention is in Sacramento in a few weeks - come join the madness. http://begonias.org/ Here is a big one that while plain green, the size and shape is worth it to me - 'Red Umbo' B. platanifolia is a big leaf, tall thick stem. The base of platanifolia shows it has caudex forming clumps. The stones are in there to discourage digging squirrels. one of the new begonias on the scene and propagated/grown by our youngest club member is B. cleopatrae some rex like begonias and a propagating tray using Jiffy pellets - I must pot these up to a proper pot one of these days. don't forget the hardy begonia - B. grandis a few begonias scattered about this willow oak. backing up a tad or zooming out No name but I couldn't pass it by years ago. Sometimes I combine plants in the same pot.