If your annual flowers aren’t exploding with celebratory fireworks of color right now, it may be lack of fertilizer.

Looking for a festive way to spruce up your porch or patio for Independence Day? These red, white, and blue flower ...

Geraniums prefer light and fluffy soil with enough nitrogen and a pH level between 5.8-6.5. If you’re unsure, a soil test from a garden store can help. Drainage is vital as well; ...

The name geranium brings several things to mind: the stalwart red blooms we see everywhere from memorial plants marking a ...

Lack of proper nutrients causes yellowing leaves in many plants, and geraniums are no exception. Unless there is another ...

Geraniums are a classic summer annual in our area, but come in all shapes and sizes. Actually, the summer annuals we call geraniums are known as pelargonium. Hardy, ...

Annual geraniums require well-drained soil and full sun, spring .. through fall. I think they look best grown by themselves or with just a simple edging of dusty miller for contrast.

Ivy geraniums (Pelargonium peltatum) are easily identified due to their trailing growth habit. Martha Washingtons (Pelargonium x domesticum) have flowers in many fetching colors, ...

Geraniums, those pom-pom-blossomed stalwarts of window boxes and patio pots, epitomize summer cheer. But that’s no reason to condemn them to the compost heap come fall. Though primarily sold as ...

Geraniums are one of our favorite flowering plants, but we are not always successful. Is it better to grow them in the ground or in containers? Answer.

Geraniums are a classic garden plant that burst into colour in summer, but they can be high-maintenance - here's what to replace them with if you don't want to keep up with their care.