How to Overwinter Geraniums | Preserve Your Plants This Winter Season | Garden Gate Magazine

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Senior Editor of Garden Gate Magazine, Sherri Ribbey, walks you through the simple steps to overwinter your geraniums indoors so you can grow them again next year. Save your plants this winter and you’ll be so glad you did it next spring!

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Date: December 1, 2018
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36 thoughts on “How to Overwinter Geraniums | Preserve Your Plants This Winter Season | Garden Gate Magazine”

  4. In the time I lived in Cape Town, I simply let my garden do its own thing over winter, while I just watched the rainwater tanks fill up. Now I'm back in Canada & have to learn what to do with pelargonia, gerbera, crocosmia & glads, agapanthus, vygies, and oh my, ek verlang na die Kaap.

  8. My garage gets down to below freezing- tried storing canna tubers and they turned to mush one winter. My basement has radiant floor heating under the slab and I keep it to 70 degrees. I assume neither my garage nor my basement will work for this method. I'm going to give my basement a try this winter, but I have low expectations.

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