Re: geraniums
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- Subject: Re: geraniums
- From: L* R*
- Date: Mon, 9 Nov 1998 19:59:20 -0600
Rebeccas Garden web site had a section last week on wintering geraniums.
(and she looks like she's done this before...) Remove from ground and lay
in box/bushel til durt dries. Shake off, cut back the foliage a bit, and
store in brown paper bags over the winter (their dormancy period. If they
look really dry, spray a bit of water. They will come back to life next
spring, and plant away.
Or check her web site rebeccasgarden.com
Lorraine
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> From: SECK138@aol.com
> To: perennials@mallorn.com
> Subject: geraniums
> Date: Sunday, November 08, 1998 8:52 AM
>
> Wintering over geraniums has been always a trial and error method. What
great
> methods are out there that usually bring these plants through the winter.
> This year the stock geraniums I put at the cemetery were exceptional and
I am
> hoping of keeping these plants. Do you take off all the soil so that
they do
> not get mildew? Do you hang them upside down? How do you keep the roots
from
> drying out?
> All responses would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Chris Braintree Z6
>
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