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MARTHA WASHINGTON GERANIUM LIVE PLANT (5) STARTER PREMIUM CUTTINGS HOUSE PLANT, POTTED OR GARDEN

Mother plant is a healthy and beautifully vibrant maiden producing medium sized burgundy-purple and white mixed flower clusters.

A strong mounding annual that produces dozens of flowering burgundy-purple-white mixed clusters.  Takes full sun wonderfully with minimal watering or fertilizing.

You will receive five (5) cuttings ranging in a perfect size for propagation of 3 to 5 inches (some may be larger than 5 inches). Cuttings will have leaves (1 to 3) per stem.  Cuttings do not have

roots.

• Bloom season:  Spring, Summer and Fall
• Sun:  Loves sun. Takes full sun 6+ hours
• Height:  up to 36”
• Width:  up to 24”
• Spacing:  18-24”
• Foliage:  Medium full lighter green
  
• Not hardy below 32 degrees F.  Potted plants can be moved inside and can bloom even in winter.
• Water two times per week.  Cuttings watered more often—keep soil moist to root.

O         Once received, you may plant immediately. 

·      You do not need a rooting compound.

·      Dunk stem in water (you could, but not necessary, crush a Vitamin C tablet and put the powder in a cup of water and then dunk stem) and place in soil.

·      Keep the soil moist and in a few weeks new leaves will appear, rooting has taken off. 

·      Geraniums grow big and fast and will flower in about two to three months, even in  winter when temperatures are above 45-50 degrees (when winters are very     cold, move plant inside if you want it to flower year round).

Geraniums grow great in terra cotta pots.  The larger the pot, the larger the plant will grow.

Is a geranium an annual or perennial?

Though most geraniums are grown as annuals, they are perennials in Zones 10–11. Bring them indoors to overwinter, if you like, then replant outdoors in spring. (Or they can bloom indoors all year long if they get enough light.)

A FEW DESIGNING IDEAS WITH GERANIUMS

• Geraniums are an excellent choice for sunny beds and borders, tucked in with other annuals and perennials.
• Cluster a large pot with many different colors or only a couple of colors that will bring out the character or style of your room or garden.
• Grow zonal geraniums in large groups for a burst of color from spring to fall.
• Containers are ideal for geraniums, especially in colder climates where they need to be brought in over winter.
• Geraniums are perfect for cottage gardens.
• Grow indoors as a houseplant to brighten up a room.

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Please Note:  There are no returns on live cuttings.  If there are problems with the cuttings you received let us know immediately.  If the U.S Postage service is the blame damaging your package (cuttings), let us know.  The success rate of a cutting depends on you and the care you take.  If you do not have experience in propagating cuttings please visit Youtube.  There are many good videos on Youtube that will show you how to propagate successfully.  It is easy.

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