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Begonia 'Little Brother Montgomery'

Little Brother Montgomery Begonia

UK price

£5 to £25

Estimate

Price by size

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About Begonia 'Little Brother Montgomery'

Little Brother Montgomery is an upright, jointed rhizomatous begonia hybrid with leaves mixing blackish-brown and silver tones, highlighted by a red flush where each leaf blade meets its petiole (the umbo). Its distinctive dark, textured foliage and modest size have kept it a favourite among rhizomatous begonia collectors for decades.

Native range

Rhizomatous begonia hybrid, named for jazz pianist and singer Eurreal 'Little Brother' Montgomery.

Classification

Genus
Begonia
Family
Begoniaceae
Type
Hybrid
Growth habit
Upright, jointed rhizomatous

Morphology

Leaf shape
Ovate, asymmetrical
Leaf length
10-16 cm
Leaf width
8-13 cm
Petiole colour
Red-flushed at the leaf joint (umbo)
Venation
Subtle, obscured by dark colouring
Texture
Semi-matte
Variegation
N/A: mixed blackish-brown and silver leaf tones with a red highlight at the umbo, a fixed cultivar trait
Growth habit
Upright, jointed rhizomatous

Recent UK sales

No UK eBay sales recorded for this plant yet.

For sale in the UK

Current listings on eBay UK

Before you buy

  • Confirm leaf colouring mixes blackish-brown and silver tones with a red flush concentrated at the umbo (where blade meets petiole), not spread evenly across the leaf
  • Check the rhizome is jointed and upright, not a low creeping form; that's this cultivar's stated growth habit
  • Don't expect a strongly visible vein pattern; venation is described as subtle and largely obscured by the dark leaf colouring
  • No tracked median price or market trend data yet, so treat a listed price as one seller's asking figure rather than a confirmed market rate
  • Mature size stays small to medium (20-35 cm); be wary of listings implying an unusually large specimen under this name

In the wild