No garden is complete without colorful, easy-to-grow geraniums (Pelargonium). Native to the tropical temperatures of South Africa, geraniums can be grown in garden beds in USD hardiness zones 8 ...

Step 3 - Prune the plants: Next ... Step 4 - Repot the plants (optional): "You can either store geraniums in pots or hang them upside down in a cool, dry place," he suggests.

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Q: I have overwintered several bare-root geraniums in paper bags. When should I cut back the plants and pot them?

Geraniums prefer daytime temperatures of 60 to 65 degrees F and slightly cooler nighttime temperatures. They are likely to become tall and lanky by late winter. Prune your potted geraniums in ...

Choose only healthy and disease free plants. Potting -- Carefully dig up each plant and place in a six- to eight-inch diameter pot. Prune geraniums back to one-half or one-third of their original ...

Once you are certain your plant has finished flowering, you should take action to prune or deadhead them as soon as possible. According to experts from Rozanne and Friends, most geraniums can be ...

Few flowers look as good in a pot as these do. They blend handsome foliage with large clusters of showstopping blossoms in colors of red, pink, rose, salmon, orange, lavender, violet, or white.

Imagine a gardeners world where fuchsias are free, geraniums gratis and clematis cost ... and for that you need a very small pot an inch across is fine. Fill it with compost mixed with a little ...

To keep that from happening, bring potted plants into shelter ... Fertilizer isn’t necessary. To get geraniums to fit in the space you have available for storage, pruning is OK.