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Plant geraniums in the spring, but be sure….

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All danger of frost has passed. They won’t germinate or bloom until the soil temperature is above 60° Fahrenheit. Geraniums are usually propagated through cuttings taken from older geranium plants. Start them indoors in a loose soil-less mix like vermiculite or perlite, not transplanting outside until the geranium cuttings are well rooted and strong.






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