Small Geraniums Give Great Pleasure
Dwarf and miniature geraniums surpassed all others in the increase of varieties during the past decade. Many are so similar it is difficult to tell them apart. Care For Dwarf
Dwarf and miniature geraniums surpassed all others in the increase of varieties during the past decade. Many are so similar it is difficult to tell them apart. Care For Dwarf
Home gardeners find that rooting scented-leaved geraniums is not always easy. Often, they have a favorite plant they want to propagate and, after several attempts, meet with failure. Among the
A few years ago, geraniums burst into a new surge of nationwide popularity. Whether grown as potted plants indoors or in the open in the warmer parts of the country,
Late summer and early fall, before frost and cold weather, are ideal times to start taking cuttings of geraniums for indoor culture. Long used as houseplants and for summer bloom
Growing ivy-leaved geraniums (Pelargonium peltatum) in pots is a challenging art because they like to sprawl or hang down and not stand upright. Yet, when an ivy geranium vine is
A new world of geraniums is to be found in the dwarf and miniature varieties. The classification of miniatures has not yet been approved. Still, at a recent meeting of
Few plants have the universal appeal that the Pelargonium, our common geranium, enjoys today. Uncommon things are happening to this well-loved plant. In the zonal group, the hybridizer is not
It is regrettably unfortunate that I have never crossed the Atlantic; therefore, I am not competent to estimate the popularity of scarlet-flowered pelargoniums in the U. S. A. and Canada.
In some sections of the West Coast, they spill their flowers in brilliant profusion over slopes, banks, and low walls. In a cool greenhouse or sunroom in winter, they’re among
Fourteen years ago, I fell in love with eight common red geraniums, a gift I planted in a window box. I thought they were the only kind there were—lots of