Upcoming Events. October 14 - PSAT/Juniors only & Cross Country/Abindon Invitational @ Sugar Hollow. October 15 - Fall Rally for Seniors at MECC, Nine Weeks Ends, Teacher Workday 3:30-6:30, & Volleyball vs. Wise Central (Home @ 6:00).
we have a geranium plant that probably needed to be deadheaded a WHILE ago.. however I didn't know about this until I came to this forum.. I also thought deadheading them anytime was fine.. however I found out you need to do this before they make the seeds.. The blooms on the geraniums were very dried out.. but some WEREN't making seeds yet. however it has been about 2-3 weeks and I do not see ANY blooms at ALL.
Indoor Overwintering. Place geraniums on a sunny windowsill and trim them to no taller than 8 inches. Keep your indoor temperatures between 65 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and if possible, lower the temperature of your house at night.Water geraniums weekly, with less water than you would use during the spring and summer growing seasons.n USDA zones 9 and below, geraniums will not survive the winter if left outside. To grow perennial geraniums in one of these cooler USDA zones, plant your geraniums in a container that may be moved indoors in mid-to late fall, before the first frost.