Geraniums are age-old bedding plants that have been grown for centuries and are still popular today. They can fill any garden ...

Geraniums are easy to propagate, so you can share your collection. Fill a pot, wooden box or planting tray (depending on how many cuttings you want to propagate) with 2 parts coarse sand and 1 ...

Here is how to propagate them from cuttings. 9NEWS Garden Expert Rob Proctor and friends show you how to care for geraniums during the cold months and get them ready for spring. Skip Navigation.

It’s easy to propagate geraniums, or grow new plants, by taking cuttings from your existing geraniums.” Pick a sturdy stem with healthy leaves, and cut just below a leaf node about 4 to 6 ...

Of course, you can also attempt to propagate geraniums in September by choosing not to deadhead them and collecting the seeds instead. Most experts would advise using cuttings instead, though. 3.

1. You can keep your geraniums and roses blooming by removing their flowers as soon as they fade and by adding fertilizer on a regular basis. Weekly application of a granular or liquid fertilizer ...

Why propagate geraniums from cuttings? Often the result is bigger flowers and more blooms. Geske grows her hundreds of transplants under grow lights in her heated garage where she maintains the ...

Yet the simple "geranium" that most people think of when they think "geranium" is just one member of a large family, a cousin in the Geraniaceae family. They are, in fact, zonal pelargoniums.

When someone says geranium, what do you see? It’s probably big globes of lipstick-red flowers, green leaves with scalloped edges on a plant rising 1 foot from a clay pot. That’s a geranium.

These are your classic geraniums! There are many different varieties, most come in shades of pink, red, and white. Although sold as annuals, they are very easy to overwinter as houseplants or in a ...