Family: geranium.
Herbaceous rhizomatous plant with decorative leaves and flowers. Most species bloom in June-August.
Geranium: Georgian - spherical bush to 60cm. tall, blue flowers with red veins up to 4 cm. in diameter.;
Dalmatian - up to 20cm. tall, flowers white or pale pink;
Krupnokornevischnaya - up to 100cm. The flowers are pink, purple, red, very bright.
Blood-red - spherical bush to 60cm. tall, the flowers are bright red;
Mibolda - up to 40cm., Blue-violet flowers with red veins, blooms from early summer to autumn;
Silver - up to 40cm. tall, silvery leaves, flowers, lilac.
Geraniums prefer a fertile, friable, well-drained Póvoa. Drought-resistant, winter-hardy. Solntselyubivy, but tolerate partial shade and shadow. Before flowering is desired feeding a complete mineral fertilizer.
Geraniums are propagated by dividing the bush in spring or autumn. Perhaps the seeds sown in propagation greenhouses.
