If your geraniums are the hardy, border type they can stay in the garden.
If they're hardy, but alpine protect in situ by covering with a sheet of
glass.
If they are, in fact, pelargoniums (regal, zonal, ivy-leafed, aromatic) then
they will not survive outside. Cut them back - especially if you have lots
as it saves space - keep them in a frost-free, airy room with good light,
and keep them on the dry side.
Treatment for tender fuchsias is much the same.
Spider
Jabber wrote in message
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Help please on the best way to overwinter geraniums and fuchsias, do I cut
off all growth? last year after potting up carefully and keeping in an
unheated room I lost all the fuchsias but did keep a few geraniums.
Labour saving ideas welcome. Thanks