Where do you live? Annual in Canada but you can dig up the 'bulbs' and store in a cool dark place over winter and plant out again in the spring. They will not tolerate any frost at all.
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annual in the north; don't know about the south
There is a hardy begonia that will over-winter to zone 7 or so: Begonia grandis. It also readily reseeds.
Thankyou Ellis
Depends on you area and what begonia
Where do you live? Annual in Canada but you can dig up the 'bulbs' and store in a cool dark place over winter and plant out again in the spring. They will not tolerate any frost at all.