or should I use cuttings that don’t have either? — Bev J. A: The best geranium cuttings are taken from the outer tips of the plants and are about two to three inches long. If there are flowers ...

Once you’ve selected the plants you wish to keep, you’ll need to decide to overwinter them. This can be done by growing them as houseplants, storing them as bare-root plants, or taking cuttings.

Algerian and Reunion varieties are recommended for regions experiencing heavy rainfall. Due to the absence of seed setting, geranium is propagated vegetatively through cuttings. Terminal cuttings of ...

Looking for hardy geraniums? See our hardy geraniums Grow Guide. Grow geraniums in moist but well-drained soil in full sun. Cut back in late summer and take cuttings to insure against winter losses.

Pelargonium comenly know as Geraniums are important spring greenhouse crops for pot culture and landscape usage worldwide. The worldwide tade in geranium cutting is estimated to value 100 million US ...

Rather than digging up the entire plant, you can promote continuous growth by propagating your geraniums and growing the cuttings indoors for the winter. If you live in USDA zones 10-11 or have a cold ...

Geske grows 17 different types of geraniums in her Gimli garden including fancy leaf varieties such as Skies of Italy and starts hundreds of cuttings each fall. Cheryl Geske Cheryl Geske grew ...

Do not fertilize. • Spray lightly with water if they appear dry. Keep them evenly moist but never wet. • Alternatively, geranium cuttings may be rooted in water and transplanted to a soilless medium ...

ANDREW MESSINGER This geranium has resided in this shop window for several years. The owner takes cuttings through the winter, which become the plants he puts in his window boxes and planters.