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Gardeners often like to experiment and keep over their geraniums from year to year. This is possible by taking cuttings in late August and rooting them as discussed earlier. Plants can also be dug, trimmed back to one half their original height, repotted and placed in a sunny window for the winter months. Some people also save geraniums by digging them, removing soil and hanging from the rafters in the basement on hooks. In general this method will work under high humidity, 85 to 90 percent and cool temperatures of 50 to 55 degrees F, but modern homes are too dry, thus causing dehydration of the plant. Because there is no sure way of knowing if this method will work in your home, try it and if successful you will have plants next spring.
May 25, 2007
lovely night shot :p got a little overwhelmed today- still don't have everything planted much less photographed, so went out and got a shot with the flash, may delete it tomorrow, if the rains don't make it look bedraggled
