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Begonia, the Bégon flower.
The flower was named after Michel Bégon, the King's steward, who was stationed in Rochefort at the time and organised a trip to the West Indies. Embarked on this journey, the botanist and draughtsman Charles
Plumier discovered 6 small herbaceous plants that he named Begonia in honour of his benefactor. He became
the inventor of the botanical dedication.
Begonia, the Bégon flower.
The flower was named after Michel Bégon, the King's steward, who was stationed in Rochefort at the time and organised a trip to the West Indies. Embarked on this journey, the botanist and draughtsman Charles
Plumier discovered 6 small herbaceous plants that he named Begonia in honour of his benefactor. He became
the inventor of the botanical dedication.