Variegated Geraniums
Watermelon-colored geraniums
Nine Pines Journal
A publication of Nine Pines Garden & The Donald M. Bower Memorial Library and Gallery
A publication of Nine Pines Garden & The Donald M. Bower Memorial Library and Gallery
Variegated Geraniums
Watermelon-colored geraniums
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September 20, 2009 at 8:23 pm
Denise Lacoste
Bonjour,
J’ aimerais savoir si je peux entrer à l’ intérieur mes géraniums qui ont passés l’ été dehors, j’en possède à feuillages panachés et d’ autres non.
Quel soins dois-je leurs apportés une fois transplanter à l’ intérieur.
Je possède une verrière qui est ensoleillée toute la journée, et à quelle endroit de la verrière dois-je les déposés, pour quelles fleurristes une parti de l’ hiver, Et dois-je les arrosés avec de l’ engrais disolube aux semaines ou au 2 semaines.
Merci de vos bons conseils.
D.L
September 22, 2009 at 12:27 pm
George
Thank you for your comment. I am trying to get it translated so I can reply.
September 23, 2009 at 8:51 pm
George
Here is the translation of your post. would like to know if I can bring my geraniums inside after they spent the summer outside.
They are of the many-colored variety.
How do I care for them once I transplant them?
I have a glass roof or canopy that is in the sun all day.
In what part of the glass enclosure should I place them so that they may bloom for part of the winter?
Also, must I fertilize them weekly or every two weeks.
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You don’t say where you live or what the weather is like there. I assume from your question that it gets too cold for the geraniums outside in winter.
I did a little searching and found this website that contains some good advice about several ways to preserve your geraniums through the winter.
How To Save Geraniums Over The Winter
It may be too hot for the plants–especially young ones–under a glass canopy in the sun all day. I wish you good luck. Thanks for reading my blog.
George