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stop, go back and listen because in in that initial episode, I explain the

concept. I'm not going to go over it again here. Other than to say that when I told my family,

I was doing a top 10, they could not believe that I wasn't giving them in a particular order.

They insisted that there had to be a number one, a number two in terms of my

absolute favourite. I am denying that, but perhaps you agree with them. Let me know what you think.

Today's begonia, though, is begonia maculata, whitey eye, the polka dot begonia. Now, this is, one of my favourite begonias and I love it so much

that I dedicated a whole chapter of my book, Legends of the Leaf, to this plant. So in part

two, I'm going to bring you potted highlights, if you will, of that chapter of the book. If you haven't come across my house

plant book, Legends of the Leaf, find out more information at Legends of the Leafbook.com,

and it's available in print, e-book and audiobook form. Cracking on. Begonia maculata,

whitey. Let's talk about it. do i love this plant well i just think

it's something about the combination of those beautiful spelt olive green leaves the silvery dots

that cover them and the tomato red undersides that is really rather beguiling. Where does this one

come from? Well, it's native to southeastern Brazil. This is a understory plant growing in forests

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