Hanging baskets are a great way to add instant charm and color to your outdoor spaces. Whether cascading with petunias, fuchsias, or trailing ivy geraniums, they bring life to porches, patios, and ...

Trailing Geraniums Dislike D.C. Heat. July 1, 2009. By Scott Aker. Q In France and Israel I've seen beautiful trailing geraniums planted everywhere in window boxes and planters.

Ivy geraniums have a more trailing habit. Breeders have been working on crossing the two. The first – a series called Caliente® -- came along in 2006. A few years later, ...

These trailing geraniums can’t handle as much heat as the zonal geraniums, but new varieties generally do very well in our summertime weather. The flower heads are smaller than the classic zonal ...

Geraniums are loved by gardeners the world over for their beauty, but also because they’re so easy to grow and care for. Watch more You Can Grow It : See them all in our YouTube playlist here: ...

Geraniums like 4 to 6 hours of bright sunlight each day, but they’ll appreciate a little shade in the hot afternoons. You can even grow geraniums indoors, as long as they get adequate sunlight.

While many consider the geranium a cinch to grow, sometimes it isn’t. This is especially true in December, when days are short and sunshine gets feeble. You see, one secret of geranium succes… ...

If your annual flowers aren’t exploding with celebratory fireworks of color right now, it may be lack of fertilizer.

Geraniums are a classic summer annual in our area, but come in all shapes and sizes. Actually, the summer annuals we call geraniums are known as pelargonium. Hardy, perennial geraniums are native ...