Oh the colors! The distinct scent of the leaves! The pinks and corals and reds and whites! A classic summer staple, geraniums are great in hanging baskets, container gardens,
planted right into your garden beds, and even tabletop displays. A rule of thumb: The smaller the vessel, the more water the plant needs to keep the soil moist. Remove spent stems to encourage new growth and enjoy the fireworks of flowers all season long. You need loose, well-draining soil, consistent watering and low levels of fertilization. Geraniums grow well in containers of all shapes and sizes, as long as they have drainage holes. The key to successfully growing geraniums in pots is to place them in sunny locations and out of damaging winds.
Johnson’s Blue’ is one of the most popular blue-flowered geraniums. It first appeared in English gardens in the 1950s. It is reportedly a hybrid be...
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The vibrant dark violet-blue flowers of the Showy Geranium (Geranium x magnificum) appear to have penciled dark-blue veins. The blossoms attract bu...
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Rock gardens or border fronts. Mass for ground cover. Edging. Containers. Biokovo' typically grows 6-10" high and features masses of 5-petaled whit...
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Geranium (Hardy Geranium or Crane’s Bill) sanguineum ‘Patricia’ This hardy geranium cultivar is a bushy, sprawling, clump-forming perennial with pa...
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