
Overwintering Geraniums: Three Ways That Work
Geraniums (pelargoniums) survive winter indoors or in a frost-free spot. Here is how to keep them in pots, in a greenhouse or garage, or as bare roots.
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Geraniums (pelargoniums) survive winter indoors or in a frost-free spot. Here is how to keep them in pots, in a greenhouse or garage, or as bare roots.

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