Geraniums

     
     Hi,
     
     Yup, cut back the geraniums and bring 'em in. I have also had good 
     luck just leaving some of them as is until they get used to lower 
     inside light and drier air. Then I clip them back when they start 
     getting leggy. This seems to give them a better spring growth. I have 
     had some geraniums for about six years.
     
     My grandmother used to cut them back and put them in the dark basement 
     for the winter. She'd water them about once a month, then slowly get 
     them used to the light in spring. That way, her kitchen didn't look 
     like the jungle that mine does. I have not been all that successful 
     with recusitating albino geraniums (they lose their color if stored in 
     the dark).
     
     Any other ideas out there?
     
     Peggy
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