| I guess "ignorance is bliss". I had 3 Geranium 'Ballerina' plants that were about 3 years old. I dug up the largest one, cut the roots or pulled them apart and replanted the divisions directly into my garden. I did this in late spring or early summer - I don't remember exactly. All the divisions survived and the following season, these divisions were blooming and were almost the size of the original plant I had divided. After that "experiment" proved to be successful, I divided one of the two remaining untouched plants the same way with the same results. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Mountain View Experimental Gardens
