Annual geraniums (Pelargonium) are everywhere from your neighbor’s porch to the hanging baskets of Europe. These annual flowers have so many virtues, and they don’t always get enough credit. Sure, ...

Yes, you can overwinter them so they come back again next year.

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.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Geraniums are wonderfully low maintenance and come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes - Getty Hard-working heroes of the spring ...

Geraniums and pelargoniums are easy-to-grow perennials familiar to most gardeners but often confused with one another. While both are in the geranium family, the most common plants sold as geraniums ...

I have added an unusual new plant for my garden, a Pelargonium appendiculatum (no common name in English). I’ll provide information about this plant, but to begin let’s look into its relatives. The ...

From the greenhouses of Victorian England to gardens and homes across the world, geraniums have captivated gardeners with their cheerful blooms and immense variety. The favorite flower of Charles ...

Two or three times over the winter, fill a small tub with water, soak the geranium roots for 1–2 hours, then let them drain before storing them again. In early spring, trim off any dead branch tips, ...

Annual geraniums (Pelargonium hybrids) are popular flowering plants known for their wide range of sizes and adaptability in sunny gardens. These drought-tolerant plants, typically grown as annuals, ...

A few years ago, a wonderful lady from church asked me if you can keep geraniums over the winter. When I was in the greenhouse business with my family, we had very unusual clients. One client we had ...