Pruning and deadheading scented geraniums (pelargoniums) make for a good maintenance regimen. However, both have benefits that extend beyond aesthetical considerations. Scented geranium plants are easy to grow and require little ongoing care. Still, you may want to consider regularly deadheading and pruning pelargoniums to … How to Prune and Deadhead Scented Geranium Plants? read more »
Many plants can pose a health risk to your pets or children. Scented geraniums are kept both as houseplants and garden plants, therefore, it’s important to learn about their toxicity. In this article, I will examine whether scented geraniums (pelargoniums) are poisonous to cats, dogs, … Are Scented Geranium Plants Poisonous? read more »
Despite being part of the Geraniaceae family and looking similar, Geraniums and Pelargoniums are not part of the same genus. While their names are often used interchangeably, there are notable differences between the two plants, which make them different plants. I’m going to discuss these … Geraniums vs Pelargoniums – What is the Difference? read more »
Scented geraniums or pelargoniums usually start blooming in warm weather, in spring or mid-summer and continue to bloom until autumn. If moved indoors for the winter, they can bloom all year long. It varies by species how long scented geranium flowers last, but generally, you … How Long Do Scented Geranium Flowers Last? read more »
Scented geraniums or pelargoniums are generally sun-loving plants, but light requirements can vary based on individual species, with some pelargoniums tolerating and even thriving in part shade. Regional climate can also influence the light preferences of these plants. In very hot climates, afternoon shade is … Do Scented Geraniums Prefer Sun or Shade? read more »
Cheery with scented leaves, pelargoniums are a top choice for flower beds, hanging baskets or windowsills. They flower in warm weather and produce five-petaled blooms in a variety of colors. But the scented leaves are what most gardeners appreciate about this plant that’s often mistaken … How to Care for Scented Geraniums or Pelargoniums? read more »
