Yellow begonia flowers.
Today I was cleaning the garden and a neighbor invited me to have tea with her. I happily agreed. While the water was heating, she gave me a tour of her yard. She, like me, has many flowers. One of them is a begonia. A beautiful flower. She says it's not easy to grow because it's so fussy.
It definitely requires care. This means watering, and proper watering. It likes moisture, but doesn't like waterlogged areas, and it also doesn't like drought. It needs occasional fertilization with a special root fertilizer, such as nitroammophoska or a special fertilizer for flowering flowers. It also doesn't like neglect; it loves space, a good place to absorb the beneficial nutrients from the soil. Therefore, it's important to remove weeds. The flower loves the sun, but not the hot rays. It's best planted in the garden, in a flowerbed, somewhere free of iron and other weeds that attract the hot rays.
All plants, bushes, flowers, and trees require care. If you're planning to plant something in your yard or in a pot inside your home, read the instructions on how to properly care for it. Then you'll be delighted with its beauty.
