Growing geraniums

Learn more about geraniums (Geranium), including the difference between a geranium and pelargonium, before growing these gorgeous, low-maintenance flowers.

Discover the simple steps on how to grow geraniums in pots with ease. From selecting the right container and soil, to proper watering and sunlight requirements, these vibrant blooms can thrive in your garden or balcony. Follow our guide to keep your geraniums healthy and blooming all season long. Whether you're a novice gardener or have a green thumb, growing geraniums in pots can be a rewarding experience that adds color and beauty to your outdoor space.

Geranium care is central to having the best flowering and most vigorous geranium plants. Like all plants, geraniums (Pelargonium xhortorum...

See the simple secrets for how to save your geraniums this fall - learn how to overwinter non-hardy geraniums to grow and bloom again!

Propagating geraniums is an easy way to expand your current garden or start a new one. Learn how to grow geranium plants from cuttings here.

Collecting geranium seeds can be a bit tricky because geranium seed pods have a habit of opening and catapulting seeds away from the plant once they're ripe.

Deadheading geraniums is a simple yet effective gardening practice that can significantly enhance your plant’s appearance and overall health. By regularly removing spent blooms, you're encouraging your geraniums to produce more flowers, creating a vibrant and colorful display throughout the growing season. Geranium deadheading is a valuable technique that every gardener should master.

Easy ways to overwinter your geraniums aka pelargoniums successfully. Overwintering your geraniums is a great way to save money. Some are rather fun!

You can grow geranium cuttings over winter as well as during the summer months. These step-by-step instructions show how to root cuttings and grow them as plants.

Learn how to deadhead geraniums to keep them looking tidy all summer and producing more blooms.