Get Going with Geraniums
As one of the most reliable plants in the garden, growing these annual flowers couldn’t be easier. With a distinctive bloom and ruffly, textured leaves, geraniums give big color all spring and summer long. There’s lots of choices when it comes to color and variety. Used alone or mixed with other plants, geraniums have earned a spot at the head of the spring flower class.
BROCADE GERANIUMS – Leaves of these geraniums make quite a statement on their own. Leaves often have combinations of color including green, white, yellow, coral or burgundy. They can be either splotched or banded in the contrasting color and the varieties available are Catalina, Indian Dunes, Mrs Pollock, and Vancouver. We offer the Brocade series and just like a tapestry, the leaves weave together a beautiful story between their beautiful blooms and foliage.
CALLIOPE GERANIUMS – This hybrid offers vibrant traditional color and heat tolerance. They prefer full sun, but tolerate partial shade just fine. Calliope is a vigorous grower with deep green foliage. These blooms are available in dark red, hot pink and lavender rose and are an excellent choice for hanging baskets and window boxes as they have a semi-trailing growth habit.
CALIENTE GERANIUMS – Just as their name suggests, the color of this geranium is truly hot! A hybrid between zonal and ivy geraniums, this little gem will offer flower power all the way through the hottest heat of summer. Available in all the hot, bold shades of the season like hot coral and orange, they are sure to turn up the heat all summer long. With a spreading, mounding growth habit, Caliente varieties perform well in baskets and large pots or as a spreading plant in your spring and summer landscape.
SURVIVOR SERIES GERANIUMS – Known for its uniform growth habit, strong vigor and superior branching this geranium packs the punch for blooms. Large headed flowers will go throughout the summer in bold colors of fuchsia, hot pink, salmon and white. Pinch for compact growth and remove faded blooms to encourage reblooming.
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