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Replanting Geraniums???
Hiya...I have a question about replanting geranium's. I had someone mow
my back yard & in his questionable enthusiasm, he pulled out all of my geranium's. My wife & I replanted about 5 of them, but I found quite a few more with root's and I am wondering about the correct procedure for this. Should I cut back the stalk's & leaves?...they're at the original height of about 3 feet. Is there anything I should add to the soil? Thank's in advance. - John |
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i assume you refer to "common geraniums" (shrubs, pelargonium)
don't overwater your rooted pieces if you've got heavy soil. if you jam the unrooted cuttings into loose soil on the north side of a tree (or under shade of a large shrub) many will root during teh wamr weather. |
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Thanks! Yesterday I cut the stalks down to about 12", and replanted
them where they originally were...west side of garage, strong afternoon sun. I'm in Southern Calif. and the ground (clay soil) is still very wet from all the recent rain,,,so I'm hoping for the best. Thanks again! - John |
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