I've had one of these begonias for several years. Over the course of
the move up here to Arran it has suffered from a bit too much cold this
last winter, while we've been living in a rather chilly, north-east
facing let.

At the moment it's down to it's last leaf, and I don't know how to bring
it back to life. I've re-potted it, checked for any vine weevil, and as
far as I can see there isn't any sign of the little blighters.

Is there anything that I can do? Or do I have to resign myself to its
sad demise? If it does die off completely, does anybody know of a
supplier? As it's called 'l'escargot', the plant has been affectionately
known as Brian for the years that we've had it, and home wouldn't be the
same without one. Thanks.
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Susie Thompson
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